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LOCAL MATTER

RESPECT TO Ma. WRBsrER.-In accordance with
the recommendation of the meeting held at the
City Hall on Thursday evening, to express the
"deep sympathy of this community on account Of
the death of Daniel Webster" yesterday was sob
served as day of national mourning" to greater
extent than we anticipated, considering the short
ness of the notice. Business in the Departments
of the Government and at the public works
suspended, and many of the stores and oficcs
throughout the city, particularly on Pennsylvania
avenue, were closed in the afternoon, and some Of
them were trimmed with the badges Of mourning.
BUsr OF Ma WEBsTER.-It will be seen. by re-
ference to the advertisement of DR.. Reilly, that
an opportunity is afforded to the admirers of MIR.
Webster to procure fac-simile copy, either in
marble in plaster, of Hiram Powers's bust Of the
illustrious deceased, (now in the Boston Lyccum,)
and which was chiselled upwards of twenty years
ago by this distinguished artist.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The RaveIs and their
talented company performed last night to another
crowded house. Their performances throughout
elected the most rapturous applause. They present
an entertaining bill for this evening. a'.
The GooDALL FAMILY give another concert this
evening at the Iron Hall Assembly Room, when,
at small charge, very agreeable entertainment
can be enjoyed. ..g..s. ..
Foa RocKvILLE.-All persons who intend going
to Rockville to the Wing Mass Meeting and Bar
becue at that place to- day, notified to meet at
the Club-room this morning at eight O'Clock, at
which time and place omnibuses will be in at
tendance. -.......... . ..
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ID OLLIN'S ANCIENT HISTORY, a fine English
II edition, with the addition of many engraved
maps. London, 1861. Fine paper and type; price
81 so. . |"...
Universal Geography, from Matte Brun and
Balbi, including Mathematical and Physical Geo.
graphy, History of Geographical Discovery, and
complete description from the most recent sources
of all the countries OF the world; complete in one
large octave volume, ,O67 pages. London, 1851;
price SO so. .
Oct 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.

DADDLE WHEEL AND PROPELLER STEAM
Il Vessels, Marine Engines and Boilers, Station
airy Engines and Boilers, High or Low Pressure
Pumping Engines and Machinery for Water
Works and draining lands; Cotton, Woollen, and
Flax Machinery; Corn, Flour and Saw Mills Su-
gar Mills and Refineries; Turbine Water Wheels.
Mill Gearing shafting and Pules, furnished from
the best establishments.
Specifications, Contracts, Plans, and Working
Drawings, prepared and personal superinte ndence,
by w. b. LEONARD & +. w. SMITH.
Office, rs Merchants Exchange, New York,
where all communications must be addressed.
REFEaENcEs Z. X. Collins, esq.,, agent N. Y.
and Liverpool U. s. nj. Steamers; C.. HI. Sand,
esq, President Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
Sent S-3m
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FOR HENT,

Ara THE LARGE three. story Dwelling House
WiU on 9th street, between N and M streets south,
near the Potomac, is newly repaired and put in
very comfortable order for good tenant. The
House includes fifteen rooms without the garnet;
and large garden, with fine pump of good wa
ter. Also, n stable for four horses and carriage.
II is of the most pleasant situations in the Die
trict. Inquire at
JOHN MlLLER'S Confec tionery store,
Bet 10th 4 llth ct Pa avenue.
Oct 19-u IIntclligencer.l
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AN USEM Z N rs.
NATIONAL tn EATRE

e. "A. MARSHALL. Sole Lessee.
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Nrm Dork ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD rSnI.Es,


NEW YORK BILLIARD TABLE MANUFAC-
In TORY, No. 80 Ann street, New York city-
where large stock may be found, with severa
new aud important improvements, hich we bav e
brought to degree Of perfection attained by n o
others. The improvements consist OF forming ihe
cushions SO that they will give the angles correctly
they being made of cloth or the patent Vucanized
ludia- rubber, which we have within the last year
introduced to the public. Gentlemen at a distance
Wishing to purchase Tables with wood or marble
beds can have their orders filled the if they
were present by addressing by mail. Always on
hand, Cloths, Balls, Cues, French Leathers, and
Pockets, OF the beat description. Tables packed
and shipped to all parts of the country
GRIFFITH DECKER,
Oct ll-6w 80 Ann street, New York
rTNO DEALERS IN PLAYING CARDS AND
STATlONERY.-Taken notice, that al the Con-
gress Card and Stationery Mandatory, No. Is
Vesey street, New York, you can purchase Play
ing and Enameiied Cards OF every description,
manufactured of superior stock, and of better
finish, and at lower prices, than can be Purchased
OF any other house in the United States. Be par
ticular to call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing Aug 2l-3m
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NOTICE.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, October Ia. 1852.
NJ UMEROUS APPLICATIONS HAVING BEEN
IN made to this Office the subject, it has
been decided, on full consideration, to recognise
assignments of Land Warrants when executed be-
fore two witnesses and acknowledged before No
tary Public; in all cases. however, to be accompa-
MED by certificate under seal, from the proper
authority, Of the official character of the Notary at
the time Of taking auch Acknowledgements and Of
the genuineness OF his signature
The instructions of the 23d March last will there.
fore be regarded as amended.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Oct l5-3taw4w
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The high.
- est market prices paid for all denominations
of Warrants.
-CHUBB, BROTHERS.,
June 2o-dtf Bankers, corner 18th and F sta.
FERDINAND NIOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at LAW
AT IRVING HOTEL,
Washington, d. C.
ct7-3m ... ..... #sr
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IL with an outline of his Philosophical Doctrines.
By Henry Morley. ...... ..
Village Life in Egypt, with sketches of the Said
By Baye St John, author of Adventures in the
Libyan Desert, &c. &c.
Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR * MAURY,
Oct 30 BOOKSELLERS near Ninth street.
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PoToMAo SAVINGS BANK.-The public are COM
forted by the announcement that "the assets of
this institution have been placed in the hands of
Mr.. Thomas s. Powell, Gas recovery who is fully
authorized to wind up it's business, in which he
will be assisted by the other officers of the bank /"
The CIRCulr Court was yesterday engaged
with chancery business.
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yVNO DEALERS IN PLAYING CARDS AND
IL AIAVl0NERY.- Ia lie raatice. -
CHARLES A. BAUDOUINF,
335 broadway New York.


Fashionable Furniture and Upholsiery Manufactor /.
and Warehouse.
Importer Of rich Upholstery Goods and Bronxes,
such as Paris Clocks and Candidates.,
Mantel Ornaments, &C., %c.
IT AS received by late arrivals a large and eIes
Il giant assortment of Fancy Furniture Paris
Clocks and Candelabras, Mantel Ornaments, &C.
which will be disposed of at unusually low prices
for cash or approved credit. Aug l6-3m
TINDER.SIiIRTS AND DRAWERs.-As
~ usual we have very large and complete az
sortment of Gentlemen's Silk, Merino, Lambs
wool, and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers of
various sizes and qualities, at moderate and uni
form prices, STEVENS'S
Oct % 6tifeod Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
f. f. c. TRIPLETT,
Late Chief Clerk Of the Pension Office.
MILL ATTEND to the prosecution Of Claims
w against that Bureau and against the other
Departments. as well rs before Congress Address
Box 2oi, Washington, D. C.,
Oct 6-d3m
MOODS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
w Ridge Road, Philadelphia Statuary,
Lions, Greyhounds, Newfoundland Dogs, Foun-
talns OF beautiful designs and various Sizes Iron
Sta'rs spiral and straight, on improved plans;
also, Iron Railings and Verandas, comprising up
wards of 200 designs ~ F.,
Designs and specifications will be sent to any
part ofth Union, by addressing
ROBERT WOOD,
OCT adm Philadelphia.
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ID EEBE'S HATS am constantly receiving
ID fresh supplies Of these celebrated Hats, with
other new and fashionable styles Of my own man
uiacturc.
! would particularly invite the attention Of
young men to a beautiful style gotten up expressly
for them, at CHARLES H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pennsylvania avenue, near d street.
Oct 22-6tifeod Union, News. and Telegraph
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IRON HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Saturday Eueniag, October 80.

Fifth Concert of the Goodnll Family.
In submitting the following programme, the
Goodali Family respectfully tender their best
thanks to their numerous friends and patrons, and
solicit their particular attention to the selection
for this evening.
PROGRAMME. ....
PART !. .,....
/. Song-"She shines before me like
Gnana Fantasia vioiin-Msvss. Mf0' '00dai
der's Opera, As .......... Master Goodall
3. Comic Song-"Wanted Cover ..,
meas" .............-..........M Mrs. Goodall
4. Irish BalIad-"Terrence's Fare
well to Kathleen. Mr.. Goodall.
5. Adagio and Rondo, from Men
dclsohn's Celebrated Violin .
Concerto. .................... Master Goodall.
An interval of fifteen minutes.
PART II.
/. Corelli's 10th Grand Sonata for
Violin and Violoncello 5000. Mr.. Goodall
and his little son.
song-"Let US be happy to-
gether" ....................M Mrs. Goodall.
3. Ernsts celebrated Elegy for the
4. Irish Baliad--"Dermot Astore,''
the reply to Kathleen Mavour- ........
neen... Mrs. Goodall.
8. Adagio aud Rondo, from De Be- Aa-.
riots % Violin Concerto. $500. Master Goodall
Abundance 25 cents. To begin at o'clock p.
M precisely. ~
rAs FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES Nov
" opening, a fresh supply of Gas Fixtures, of
new and beautiful patterns, from the factory Of
Cornelius, Baker Co., which pledge myself to
sell at the manufacturer retail prices.
Gas Tubeing introduced into public halls, pri-
vate houses, &C., at moderate charges.
All work warranted Ample reference given.
Iron Hall, Penn. av, bet. 9th and 10th streets
Oct 2l-eo6if "
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DRAwN NUMBERS Of the sosquehanna
IL Canal Lottery of Maryland, Class No. IA:
SO % 70 Is 81 6S GA 50 SO Sc "a IL SO
80 80.
K. FRANCE 4 co.,
Oct % Managers.
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The GooDALL FAMILY give another concert this
evening at the Iron Hall Assembly Room, when
at small charge, a very agreeable entertainment
can be enjoyed. #. .....,.
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Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted in the Republic, Intclligencer,
and Union, Washington; Courier and Enquirer,
New York; Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo; Reg
lister, Albany, twenty tiInes daily, then twice a
week till 10Th December. ST..
Oct 23-d2Ot& 2tawtDeclO
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Total number ofmiles, - ~
Proposals usay be fr the entire l.ugth OF caeh OV's
ion, or the following sections:

Thcee s,c,icns are generally mile III length,
but tn. las, division, from 60l to 1U4, may be
shortened several miles
Profles, plans, and approximate estimates Of
quaint ties will he ready tor INSPECTION, and blank
f,rns for proposals will be furnished al no. so.
Wall street. New York at the Office of the
Chiei Engineer in Chicago. Illinois, on and at.
ter M ,pdav. Sept 9Th, 1882. The same, SO
Ear as reia IS T. he I'd division al Jonesboro'-
Union c.uaty, Illinois; to the Sd, 4h and l2th
divisions At Vandalia +; 10 the S. division al
Bloomington I" the 7ih divs on at La sar
and Freeport ana 10 the lth divistsn at Ur
bana. ~
hepayacn's will be 50 per cent. cash,
monthly. As The work pr crosses, and the bal
| ance On the com pletion aud acceptance ut the
work in cash, or per ceut. construction bonds,
at. tn. option of the company
Satisfactory references will in all cases be re
quired. IfBtB r MASON,
f-Ea FL sEnsinrer Illinois Central Railroad
Sep 2o-dawtoctii.
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n. " DESCELIES,
CORNER OF FOURTH STREETS.
~" slfHI. continue to offer to h;s patrons and
tYEfE " the public generatN tle choicest liau
91se ries ~ b. obtained. crtscr in the eastern or
southern m1rkcs in h enape the very best liquors to
be had in this market.
Cardiai Cherry Tine Brandy
from 1899 5s the best quality The first quality OF
FYen.i. ana German Wines, Sherry. Clare, MadeiLa
and Malaga. The best New York and Holland Gill; and
Sun,. The 81 Old NlonongaI Via ana t'incInra'i
WHISKY and liquors Of all kinds d. ect from the mpor
ters- In he selection OF lis imported liquors, n
De celes possesses the advantages Ct being French
nan born and reared ia the heart OF the wineries Of his
native cnun.r,. He also has constantly IN hand and
for sale Sugas, Now Orleans. also Loaf and Crush Su
aar, Coffee, Tea Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
soaps Star and Tallow Candles, No ], Mackera,
Dried Herring, Oatmeal, Oysters
sardines Che wing Tobacco tut and Dry, Flo~er OF
Havana Cigars, Principles Regalas double EcctIiied
Saleratus, Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers
Wine Biscuit Pine Apple and Western Res rye Cheese,
Starch, indigo, Candles Of all kinds, Almonds Figs,
Rais,ns, Dried Plums, Preserved Fruits, Allspec rep
pers, Nutmeg, Cinnamon. SAT- d Tue gag
Aug 20 dwU
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u A new paper, the Dn Buqne Democrats
noticed to make ats appearance soon, under thu
editorial nana.e,nentof u A. Mahaney, The
editor Of thu Da Bngq- HEARD We hope the
fellow will have go time publishing two pa
pers. We have edited two at once bu, ave new
rr vet tried 10 publ h two-one beng m ".
than, we can find support for in this new coun
Try - Fairfield Ledger. sel.sg
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FRENCH HAfR.DRE6SBR, AND WIo-MAKER.
VNAKE this opportunity to announce to HIS fr,ends
and the Inhabitants Of Dubuque and vicinity, that
he has hsed Saloon tor the abovs business between
9th and 7th, on main street
He has good assortment Of LADIES' aud 0entenen's
Wigs hand, aud tkes all ptiuns Of the
order Also, quantity OF liquid Hair dye his
wall color grey red Whisker Hair,
to black or auburn IN 1--WE minutes, without the Least
injury To the SKIN.
(brt Let
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Public Notice.

OR opOsATS in writing will b, received by the un
= de ~sgned in bahslfo the City Council, until the
ii,h inst for grading and improving 81, 4th and 9Th
s,neeta from Main 10 Iowa as follows: Street to b. fill
I'd un 10 grad, indicated BY the y Engineers substan-
rnrh .tones % be Sc, on tho Of the side WALKS
IN nn h. ,hcents u he raised in oval
form. wo Ieet from curb, at least same
hsirhtSewers along curling TO ke paved TO the width
rty fee, eiyht !, rbes teep, bedded and 10 make uui
frm Anrtsc. w,,h g Get Work to be aoue this
PAYMENT ash a, G,l,,ws-seventyf per cent. Gu cs
TINA work progress al balance "ea Completed
and accepted =,
Proposals 10 be pu. IN for each =: Get sepafat Y
Oc.. 4tn, 81 did w. -. W r ~, ,:ES;
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~ BY an extra from tn Iowa City R"pub
lican. yesterday, we learn that Messrs Street
and Price, whig candidates for Electors, have
resigned, and Messrs John P FindIey, Of Davis
County, and William Warr.n,Vof Jackson CO.,
have been appointed BY the Wing State Com
mittee 10 the vacancies -Havkeye.
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vGov Slade arrived yesterday morn:n
acc ,mpanied by - young lacies, teachers ~
schools in d, ferent portions of the west. -Four
were destined for Wiscons'n, one for Dubuque,
one returned II some town in Michigan, and
seven l-it in last ev-ning : picket for the South
and Southwes,-(C Chicago Dem. Press.
What an industrious and dis.ntercs:ed gem
tleman Is the Governor.
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Auction Notice!

II. cox, AveTIoSEER, Dubuque Iowa,
TWILL rive n .rsopa attention to the sale of REAL
w ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
and MERCHANDISE of everv description.
Fro,u long experience and familiarity with the bust
ness he feels of being lie to give satisfaction
to ali those who may sntrst business to his cara.
Liberal Cash advance made upon eonsignments, ana
Observation-Disclosures Assignee's and Curator's Sales at
tended to on the most reasonable terms.
Mer:uandise and Furniture bought and sold Oh liberal
,.r,n, 49, =. - ROCK,
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa
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BAD News for the W6igS.
A despatch from New York has the following

ENnw York. Sept 29-24 m.
.MARxErs.-Flour has advanced SIX cents
Six thousand barrels have been sold day -
Wte I and corn have slightly advanced, with
large s,les Cotton is firm
Aud 1T us add t. this manufacture fl ,urish
ing, exchang equal, gold plenty, and business
in all ITS departments prosp"ring. General
Scots name nay BE-. as his organs assume, able
TO move y,n"un.ains; but the whig I,ariy cannot
succeed, in The face Of such universal happi
ness as this pr ,spcct pre.en.e, with Geuera
Scott Vash;ngtoa Union.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what 10 known ~ Wickes' ad-
dtion to Dubuque. Terms eaav. For fnr,her
information apply to &. F. WlCKES.
Sept 29h, so daw 6m
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMAL SEMIN AIRY
Miss e. Calder, Principal.

rlNHE Fall term Of this institution will commence
on the s,cond Monday in SepteInbr The services
II acconi he'd teacher of mu-ic has been secured.
aud 9th necessary assistance Pupils wishing all
themselves "f the opportunity of learning music can
have the advantage Of The Piano at the Institution
Young adi from distance can be acconn dated with
board good families, and moderate terms the
reA o NJ p,ins will be spared in the cultivation Of tn
rails and manners OF the fnpils.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

THO all wbom il may concern, notice IS neiepy gwen
L that the partnership heretofore existing ne'ween
VIM. Ta,lur, Cyrus Berki and James b. Moreianh, Il.
the s.Rope and Irvine Manufactory. Dubuque Iowa,
busiu SIS Of the late firm, has been assumed by VIM.
Taylor aud Cyrus Berkitl whn will continue at the
old stand above Hceb-'s Brewery.
q iS5C--w6.
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vXJANTED-AC Clerk In Dry 0aods Store In this
w C.ty, who understands the business, and can
Be favoraby ended, and able take charge
Get ct Book. Nonc other need apply References viii
b. required. Apply at n once.
Dub,oue Sc Of. 30th. 1850 -daw-tf
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
NEW BONNETs.

Mss Green bsea 10 ca the afrniin Il the ladies Of
Iowa her assosunsot Of Millinery, which she has
t.:s sstvsdeon'issine q losa:ss in Velvet, sssir
tonahls, she has also on hand vevsis, satins silks
fosaDce, Grapes, Doiphaxns, Ribbons, Ptumes, Caps
lapas, Chemrsstt O. Collars, Braids Tri,nnlngs 70,
Drssses, velvrt-Ribb M, sswed Mn sim Edgngs and
Insestfoss, and variety IF arsiclss tno Dumesvss
msnti"h II h her wish thar the adios viii call and
for themselves, and they may dep nd that all her
GOOls at the lowest poasbas prc she aiso
The Ladies' ef DnluQse thar sh els grateful for past
favoss and she atl endeavor to merit aoontinnance
Street. corner ii Tenth, Dubuque. IswU
Oyio 1859 II
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DIED.

ii ol.., .og7sb 4dl assdt JED. .e.s1g 80 ~
ln,ihs city on Wednesday evening, 9Th inst
Eor,., oriy .an Of D.. E & Amelia Z. Kirkup.
axed two years and nine months. ,irs"3 g =.
= II this City IN the 5,h inst. OF Chnera n,orb-
~ Emerine F., daughter Of Geo. W.. and NJ
Scatt, aged q m ,nths and 10 days.
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- Speeimsns IF Gen. Seens StafssmansAip
Nr "My fellow citizeHs, for frsgard yoM as
Nv fellow siessns. "-Gsa. SCOTS Cisueiand
.HsyyS.s III y spsrsgfoiS buG slEGf .h3FZH 80
y ~ Asaaei'k gi5rsa.;gz sssa 7fit
Wonderful ndesce nsion.
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"i,is false--it is lie--an invention, gentle
mcn-a lie. see aged citizens before me. !
see eminent lawyers here. And, gentlemen,
you see me much excited. Speed AZ Coium
bas s'ssaa mF@G tase 81 atz
I. ne..lefilu ss6red urifh ind 1na .inn -
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1862 pATRONIZE 1852
The Star Clothing Store,
M 0D~ ~ SR9

Nun Strset, Opposite tks Bank.
V1NHE above attractive and popular Establishment
having received per recent arrivals, full assert
mcnt Of
.ME.NS BOYS and YOUTHS
Fail (. Winter Clothing, T. Furnishing Goods,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Dubuque and adjacent country TO the ,amc.
The Farmer. Mechanic and the Miner, will ind it TO
their interest 10 give ms n call.
Uniformly low prices Asked.
And every icle coming from this Establishment
GUARANTEED rs REPRESENTED. :
Our business operations being Exclusively for Cash we
are confident Of being able to SELL LOWEk than those
who are vct,aas TO tho RorrES CREDir SvsrEn. -
II No trouble to sho,o or to sell goods at
No. 70, Star Clothing Store.
sfis bfae ~ Q9sf .sse C A AULL
Oct7.daw2m ti s7sso'ssa a.'is Attending Partner
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A Libel Rebnked.

|, = RrnoRrsD R,sr.- Rumors have reached u
of Siet .mpng the labnrers, on the Illinois
Cen,sal Rai.road nesr L,Saile, said 70 have oc-
Ecurreh m "Wednesday evening", and ia which
several we're killed We trust the matter has
.bcenexsp.rsted ,.-CAicas Dem Prsss 2d inst.
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Az OuScE FAcr IL worth pound Of theory: and
the sworn of conclusive facts that cluster round that in
con- parable preparations tloofand's German Biers,
prepared by Or NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing
It's value as n tonic and restorative such wond
prevent increduy itself from qae tonlng its efficacy
In all Of disease 4 stomach whether acute or
and renuvat ng influence Dyspepsia. ha1hurn, loss
of app tite nause; tremos reaxaton debility
&C are relieved nv the Bit very short space Of
time. and perseverance, in their never fails to work
a thorough cure. IScp. l3-dw2m
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Bla~ksmitIli,lE.

pAp HEACNEY Aifas grateful 10 their friends
kr ting s,lppast hcT~ttfure eyts nded 70 iNsn ~o0ta
n, pr afed rs DO az kinds ~ eahfs wsHki such a.
asllng af. asiase Wagons, faca$hs 81 HosS ana
& IN einR &c. ~. dh neafnee< and dtrlsAscn
Wastns,en 10 nsl,ip, 10 aleS South cf puhul1e
...;,s. JuIr r. VII. ADAM sHEssiAEf, &tv. e
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
Removal.

b. THOM As, has removed his Store to No 5
81 above the Globe building between 5h and 9th
Streets, one dour South Of X. Z. NAPLES Store. =
will no glad to my old friends, and as many new
ones Is may favor with call .str- $40. -
= GROCERIES. a. !.tF -
large lot ist received, and Ior sale cheap, the
New Store at J. Thomas. ~sva-ErreFE
July oath 1882 Jy. Goth dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Orricr OF yHE lsLsrois CT NrnAL RAuRoA .,
N.,,r. f., pteo,ls>v On faSO L


erayrn r,o, ,ssis will he received at the ofre If the
rniS s;n.e, IN the City OF Chicago, Illinois, until
tho lii, OF ocobr at Don, for The Grading Masnry,
bridging ard Sup rstrucs ne, Or ener o. ,nn on the
fonwiny Divisions Of the }. een"s' ns'oao' 70
wit: go ~ Tnvr.h;r~o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
Good Sign.

> Yesterday wa ger Of seven hundred dollars
that Franklin Pierce would carry the State of
Maryland was made BY democratic gentleman
with one IF the friends Of the Seward wing
candidate - Washington Union. '. e.