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DRY GOODS,

CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.-EvERY NOVELTY IN
the above named articles personally selected by the
porum S6l Broadway which attention Of ladies'
respeetfny invited Also splendid variety of India
Cnna French ana other Shaw and rioh assortment OF
fancy Furs arriving by every steamer. GEO. BULPIN.
MOURNING CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.-BARTHo
W omew and Weed will open Wednesday, September
22 their extensive assortment Mourning Cioaks and
Manss consisting of the largest variety ef patterns
metropolitan Hotel
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF GooDs-wE
have received, from recent imporations large
beautiful of Paris embroderes aoes ribbons
&c. which the ladies specially invited and
anime. Also complete of and second
mourning goods. A. KERR co, 76l Broadway, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
OPENING OF A NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-TuE SUR.
scrber begs leave to inform the ladies Of this city Vi
y new and magnificent store located at No Broadway
Southwest corner Of Broome street and devoted to the sale
finished Embroideries all materials needle work. also
Fringes Gmps Braids Cords Tasels Velvet Ribbons But
mings together with splendid assortment Of French
fancy articles for wedding birthday presents The sub
lshmcnt in the upper part Of the city that it
VIII meet the wishes and q the ladies' and the
dersgned and his lady who have long favoraby
known in this city dealers in the abovenamed articles
the rened taste Of The are "r or
ber of in Europe selecting for this establishment
newest latest and desirable articles appearing this
line which win be received by every European steamer
Combining the above advantages with his experience
upwards Of sixteen in the business both in the
states and Europe the subscriber atters himself that BY
strict attention the Of the ladies' he will
kind patronage lie would respectfully add that he has
enced this business who Will give instruction in ali the
various branches Of Needle Work All orders for Trim
S. NJ. PEYsER, 4s7 Broadway, corner Of Broome st.
The store will be opened this day. September 2st at 10
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

( Go,PARTNERsHIP.--TII SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
day formed co-partnersh under the firm Of Hurbut.
Aylsworh Pierson, for the purpose Of importing and
iohbnR Fancy Goods at 40 broadway between Liberty
Cedar streets. j.. HuRLBUr.
CHAS. w. AILSWORTn
September 6,h, lS52 A. j. PIERSON.
WANTED-A PARTN Err WITH FIVE OR SIX THOU
w sand dollars in we'll conducted prosperous
shment the sole Of the kind in New York whose
uacurng products in increasing demand all
States. For particulars address j. j. H. Herald office
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City Intelligence.

HEALTH OF THE METROPOLIS AND THE WEATHER
The remarkable changes of temperature and wealth
er, that have experienced within the last week.
to have had might well be anticipated, very preudi
cial effect the health Of the city We give below the
official statements 1t remarkable that last Friday, the
l7h colder than any day has been in the month of
September, sincd the year 1sIs-the Thermometer at
Delatours having reached at o'clock in the afternoon
only 62 degrees. The variations since then have been
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/NrThe Wreck of the Steamer Atlantic.

BUFFALO, Sept Il, IeOz
NJ Maefert has just returned from The wreck Of the
Atlantic, having made second attenob ssach the
supken vessel. The effort successful<0e steamer
being reached by John Green, the diver Nothing how
ever was done In Of the smalnsss Of the
steamer used. and the roughness Of the water The
diver descended below ths deck Of the Atlantic far as
the guardsbeipg upwesds Of 1 feet from the surface
lie experienced no 6nsIy, and the pipes found to
work we'll large steamer will repair instantly to the
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CfsanLrsros Sept 20, Is52
7 Board II Health report fifteen deaths frou rel.
low rver during the three dogs ending last Sunday
evening s ten O'Clock The increased mortality is attrh
uted 60 tho weather The new cases however are not
numerous and those who have been attacked have gem
orally exposed Themselves ami laid themselves open TO
the dseas1
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The SMALL NoTE LAW oy MARYLAND -.Bv nm
ace OF he LeS laure of Macy Land and aft Ar the
Gay OF oetobe ueSt " viii not be lawful for any
70 give Ne any bank oIporatoo nstc iar,ss
oti Of tbe state az less denomination man Ave doars
IL. penalty for The ,olton OF this AZ Il foe OF ye
dol ns iha' taFs q the Law which prohibits the ciry
lsscn q the nNss OF Maryland b.hks OF less denoa
noon ihan h'e joilsrs does no< 20 no operation until
ih, ixst Of psS, b,sn& ~ ~
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FIRE IN TRoy-A Gre broke out in Troy on tho
10th inst. cabinet shop occupied by Charles Davis
owned by Robert Crsties and situatcd in Franklin
below Ferry and in the Of No ia Second street
textended TO the brick dwelling No ii Franklin stroe.
owned by Mr.. Cooley Of Albany and occdPiei by two
families, named Young and Hcrrnglon and 10 the two
Nc et buildings south Nos IL and Is owned by Rufus nj
Townsend and The buding No. IL frazklin street. own
ed BY j. c. Busvell badly injured but not destroyed
Tire two brick dwellings, Nos liz and la Second street
The first was occupied BY Nelson Wheeler and owned by
Clark of Albany The building fully insured "
TIE Mechanics Mutual The other was owned by RobsaI
Clristie partially insured Loss $40 coo CHARGED To n
c. tudiaries = =
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Three rSen Drowned.

CiroISnAr,, Sept. 20, 1852.
Mr. Ofef the mate o. the steamer Pike and two
deck hands drowned Patriot ysGterday by the
breaking Of derrick while lowering yswt to put pas
sengers ashore.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I EBANoN SPRINGS RAILROAD COMPANY.-NO-
IL tico s hereby given that the books Of 10
thc capital stock Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad
pany will be opened the 10th day of September instant
vt the Office Of Mcssrs. BLATCuT0GD ~ RAINSFoRD, 3s
William street near all, in the city of New York.
CEfB wHEAT-GENEsEE, WHITE FLINT. soULRs
~ Biue Stem, Mediterranean, and Golden Australian Z
Wheat for sale at the State Agricultural Warehouse
LoNGkTT GRIfflNG, No. 2 Clif street,
TliUs CORNELL. MANuFACTU RERs or TIN
toysL ot every variety, fancy jspsnncd Fin Ware
ned iohacco Boxes and SPECTACLE CAGES and all kinds
aesr Mason street.
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The saeamship Granite staeS

PHiLADELPIuA, Sept. 20, 1852.
The steamship Granite State, from Charleston, 18th
inst has arrived Of this port.
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mother Fatal railroad Accident.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 20 1862.
The Westward mail train to-day man. named
Thomas Whean employed in repairing the State road,
about two miles east Of Parksburg killing him instantly
The engineer blew the whistle but 1t failed to alarm him
-, i,,na
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Bl.ise skapinssl to be Executed.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. =, 1852.
warrant for the execution Of Blase Skupinski for
the murder of young Lehman on the 9Th Of November
1861 has been received by sheriff Deal from Governor
Bsler The sheriff, to be elected, will bc then in
rn
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CISCfNNATr.

UfNcIrAr Sopt ~, ib62.
The spatch dated che ltts Instant published in the
New York evening pssers Of the following dav, saying
that th.re ha been but one phoisrs oas here in thres
weeks wss fsc There u choiera but ten deaths
daily wsie then occurring Tho Ct,isan .4dnrate Of he
16ih says -" We had quite ncrr~ss Of cholera a,t
week anG several sudden yeatisp
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Ohio River.

PirIsBuRc Sept 20, 1852
The river three feet six inches in the
chan nel and falling.
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INSTRUCTION..


ERENCU AND ITALIAN LESSON s--MADAME
MoraOd will her French and Italian classes for
ladies from tea 70 twelve at her residence Is white
ieratc, and hor method infalliblc and expeditions.
INSTRUCTION IN THE ITALIAN AND FRENCH
languages ~ gentleman who has had long experience
in tcachine Is permitted 10 refer
highest rcpcctsbiity in the city lie opening classes
young ladies In the forenoon and for gentlemen m the
evening NJ his residence, No l22 Fourth above
Twelfth lie r also willing to give lessons 70 single
persons or a .c at their houses In academies
uNADhNE BARBER, NATIVE or PARiS-RE-
l opens her classes for those PUPILS who desrc %
menoe etudy the french language Also for those
who have already made eorae proess Can be from
4wo TO ave o'clock At Brosdway near Metropolitan o
Sci. Terms nodarste.
nRIyATr INsrRTCTlON ~ PfNMhNsHIr.-rHR
Il ssess'ier u prcrarca g'e private ir-tspo,ion -
tho cmquahip Ndtes gchtliaHn ~ hts fcomi
sYy iroaav heat oarnVr Abuvo tho irving HOUSE,. For
esie sn ee. esrs book viii nftrueoa triel 1ieemH
rIdyEE B. G0f.USllrH
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Seizure OF Another Fishing Vessel ny the
British.

DosfoN, sept ~ I6aI,
The dshisg schooner Caroline Knight OF Nexburyport
bss been ssssd by British cruiser alleged pf,so
tion OF che shery treaty carried into Caarlotetown
Prince Edward Lland The vessel is new one vau>d
ct 66 Oe0
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Secretary COrwin Not Resigned.
LWAsHreToN Sept 20, 1852.
Secretary Corwn has not rendered his resignation as
was reported in this city to-day
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GT for Australia.

BosIoS, Sept. 20 lSo-.
rte slp cnco-elc which called TO day from this pod
Or MeouDa, Australia taxed vut seventy to'n pe4-
- Il n rilrcpsiy frccu tee British provinces
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cHAMBERSBUG

Ihsrs we've ten deaths from cholera in this place last
week No new oasos have occurred since Saturday To-
morrow Is 70 De observed M day Of humiliation and
prayer
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Progress Of the Cholera.

AochEsrhh, copt ~, lou.
six d'aths have occurred from ohsera during tho
days ending n NJ, to day. Four " them rers in
ons family
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MUSICAL.


THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROFEs-
sor in Singing sisnOra Eliza vsisnsni teaches sing.
sss
essful her taching snd via prssent 70 the pah nsxt
ass i1al s 'S Of the most
CoPRANo SINGER WANTED, IN A CHURCH IN
- BrooklynShe must be good musician and have
sSeTi Address ns n
Office, with name address, &c.
MIR. EDMOND ANDRAELL is ABOUT TO sREN A
1l course Of lessons in Vocal Music and Harmony after
GaliPars Cheye at the spacious 50 Bond
sya series Of Six Free Lessons beginning on Thursday
o'clock F. NJ Terms s. quarter in advance. The for
scholars Of Mr. Ch Regnaut particularly requested
ing to New York Very young scholars and adults unac
quainted with music, will be particularly welcome
exhibit the powerful workings Of the method.
A LADY is DESTROYS OF FORMING AN ENGAGE.
this city, its ycnity also lessons given the residence
OF pupils or at her own house. Call or addres note, II
Crosby street.
MUSIC, MUsICl MUsIC!-THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
another SelfPlaying Musical Instrument large
size has six barrels and plays three ovortures besides
large parlor For particulars &c., call at 10 Chrystie
to- o'clock, r. CMARLEs MAYER.
EoLIAN PIANoroRTEs-T GILBERT & co.'s
~ celebrated Pianofores with and without the Eoan.
The subscriber who is the sole agent in this city for the sale
Instruments the reputation which has become
world wide is prepared them prices which,
% those wishing to purchase fail to be satisfactory
Possessing facilities for obtaining Pianos unsurpassed If
equaled by those of other the city he
not hesitate TO say that he present inducements TO
hand extensive assortment Of second hand Pianos
bargains which he aressly asserts will defy competition
rooms also Meodeons, Princes and Carharts make.
Grand Aolon and other Pianos to gas,c let, w,rrps
sa3 broadway, corner Of Anthony street, up stairs
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REnlOy AIS.

~ tMUvNi --TnE UNpERslaNsp HAS REMOVED
- lr' AfieiSnn htieet iaW Warren street Broot yn.
Gho W HHNNtNES
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Congressional Nomination I'm Wisconsin.
MuwAUxIE, Sept. 18, 1852
The whig convention in the third congressional dis
trict have nominated the Hon. James McShafer for
Congress
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NEWS BY TEL EGR A PHI,
~~N~N0~N~<~e-S>@y~~~>~~
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS
~~No~~~~e~eo-~NcJ-o->~,1~~
ANOTHER WEBSTER MEETING
IN BOSTON.
,o>oN. ~>es~>~N~y~N>---~
CEN. SC0TPS DEPA, xTURE FROM PlTISBURG.
Canada Attempting to Force the Amsri-
cans into Grantil Ng Reciprocity.
~~N>>O->~
Interesting from lVuenOs AyRes.
~~<~o~.<S~l>>oo.>~ NN(-S~
THE CHOTERA-MARKErS- !TaE WEATHER,
Sc. A0. kd.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Great Webster Meeting i'm Boston,
WEBSTER CLUB FORMED-s7AUNoH WHfNs Az TUE
HEAD-5PI2Ir And EETHUSIAskv MC
Bosroy, sept. 2Gi-1A p. NJ
The Boston Webster Club organized tbis Ayenips
under the most favorable auspices although 5uo little
notice was given Of the meeting
The Art Union Hall was densely crowded and many
persons wese unable to gain admittance to the mai,
A list Of officers reported, embracing well known
and staanch whiga.
General John s. Tyler chosen PRESIDENT the club
and upon taking the chair greeted with iesfenin
cheers.
Spirited speeches made BY the Hon. George =.
Curtis and other prominent speakers.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed Throughout the
evening, and every mention Of Mr Websers called
forth the unanimous cheers Of the assembly
The Webster in fine spirits to. night, and the
movement in this city has assumed the most cheering
aspect
Departure of General SCOTT from Pitts.
burg. &c.
PrrsnvRc, Sept 20, 1852
General Scott left here this morning, for Cleveland
Owing to arrangement Of the wires tbetween this
city and Cleveland have failed to receive report Of
General scott's movements speeches. Ae., tonight
Political Movements In Erie County.
BUFFALO, Sept. 20, 1852.
The Erie county Assembly ticket has been completed
by the nominaton of William Bush of fTonswands, the
candidate for the second district.
The in this city Saturday night,
was moderately attended. Horatio Seymour and Mr.
Marshall, NJ G. of California, addressed the meeting.
Congregational Nomination I'm Wisconsin.
MuwAuKIE, Sept Is, 1852.
The whig convention in the third congressional dis
trict have nominated the Hon. James McShafer for
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INIGS, JELLIES AND LIQUORS AT TAUCTION-TUES-
day September 81 1852 at haifpast ten o'clock. at No
nent Of Groceries Sugars, Teas Coffee, Rice Mustard
1foearsniy Havana Swsetmea Ginger Sweetmeats,Pt
Alss Brandy, Wine Gin, Rum, London Porter, Curaooa
dial, Peppermint, SO. WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
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HARDWARE AUCTION SALE. 4. VAN ANT
street. at four months 200 packages and lots Of assorted
Hardware Cutlery &C. Also 26 dozen Of American Screw
Drivers handsome Tea Trays and variety Of other
goods. For particulars, see Catalogues ready.
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fyINIoN COURSE L. I.--TRoTTING.-oN wEDNEs-
~ day. Sert. 22d at o'clock, 7. NJ. match for 500
milo heats, beet three in fye o. semss b g. Nos
names 4. r. John Davis, in harness Cars will leave the
south ferry Brooklyn for the two o'clock and
ssturn when the sport is JOHN /. sNEDIKER,
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John W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, STORE
a Ne IL Spruce streetTurniture, Piano, &cThis day,
st the auction room 10 o'clock consisting of patent
and Bedsteads six Octave Piano Piano Stools.
Rockers Chars Tablc Olcoths, Sofas Sofa Bedseads,
Coushes Framed Prints Guns, Gunmakers Tools Glass
Cases, Fancy Stationery Paper Looking Glasses Arm
Chairs &C. &c also by virtue execution three casks
w O HILTON.
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MILLINERY AND DREss-MAKING.

EAIL MILLINERY.-MRs. DAVIDSON, I3i CANAL
street, OF Laight street. will Paris Fall
Millinery, on Thursday, September ~.
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IINION CcJRSE. l.. L.I.--PACING!-THURsDAf, SEPT
~ Purse $500! Mile heats, best three in five,
20 20 as they please. H. Jones names Pet OF New
York; j. l.. Eoa T. Roanoke, OF Now Orleans; ID.
Tecumseh, OF Cincinnati; j. Ludlow names
D. m. Cayusa Maid Of New York A. Conckn namhs br
Russia, York The Proprietor in again presenting
celebrated field of horses TO the public deems IL
mention their qualities to the numerous per-
sons that assembled TO witness their frat meetings but as
there are many lovers Of such amusenents he feels II his
duty that they tho fastest horses in the world
cbayinp made the last the fastest time record
Roanoke the fortune Of coming home first IN the deod
ing heat but he look well to his aurels Teeumseh
mas match for the fastest and Cayuga Maid
III, not he shaken on as easily as before Russia green
aa ON the tnr and doubt he will give good account OF
amsef made in this will be low down IN the
teens and those that wish witness good should not
fail to attend will leave south Ferry Brooklyn Tor
tho Course o'clock r. NJ and return as seon as the
spo rts are Uscr. Iaro each way, z, cents , -.
JOHN /. SNEDiKER, Proprietor.
JTNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND.-TRoTrING.-0N
~ Friday September cath. at o'clock, T. W. purse oi
SDSl best horse, milo heats best three IN
iye, wagons o. punmick names b g Rossiteri W pes
body names Lady Jane; H. Woodruff names D. m hos
ton Girl u. pinor names b. M Lady Moscow W. nocn-
run names r q Tacony 5. Mclaughlin name. br M Lady
Brooks; A. Conoklin M Lady Suffolk. Cars WI
sisavc the south ferry BROOKLYN the at two
o'clock and return when the sport is over.
JOHN (. SNEDlKER, Proprietor.
EENTksy LIE COURSE, b. I.-GREAT STALLION
match for $4,000 three mile heats ESQ pounds wagons,
October 18th. Mr. D. Tallman names D. 81 Lawrence
JOEL CoNxLIN, Proprietor.
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TIUNTING PARK CoURSE.-N0. !, TUESDAY, OCTO-
Al bcr 5h purse $3.50 mile hoasbest in five in har-
Tuesday October l2thsame az n TO skeleton wa
ems Thursday October Iith No. under saddle.
Above all horses Close nc r. keyscrs corner Of
Eighth Chestnut streets September 2h at ten o'clock
BUCHANAN & CO, Proprietors.
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I. YANDLWATER, AUCTIoNEER, Will sELL At
- suction, this day, Tuesday, Sept H. at 10 o'clock,
At the sales Il Wall street. largo and desirable
sortmen Of and second hand Furniture consisting in
suites damask delane and
hair cloth Eegcres Extension Tables in mahogany and
walnut marble Pier and Sofa Tables; Library
and Secretary Book Cases. ladies' Cabinets and Work Ia
kles; Wardrobcs, Tctea-tetes Sofas Chairs Divans,
Lounges Mattresses Piliases, &C. Also, rosewood
Panforte superior tone and finish Also
ala vii com
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THE TURF.

IINION COURSE, i. TUESDAY, SEPT. PA
~ purse aud stake for $500 will off at 2s T.. NJ
milo heats three ve under saddles Mr. cLaughlin
names e. Blnno Nogre L. Cof VIII. MUIR
dock; Mr. d. Piner names b. Black Ralph Cars will
cave South ferry, Brooklyn o'clock p M and return
oon after the sport is Fare each way % cents:
JOHN 4. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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MOURNIN MILLINERY.-BARTH0L0ME &
lH Weed will open. Wednesday, September 22nd
Mourning Paris Millinery at 5o Broadway nearly opposite
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sale Of Horses Carriages, Harness. &c. evsrJ
Monday and Wednesday at IL o'clock Persons having
JOHN Ii. GATFIELD Proprietor.
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C0PRANO SINGER WANTED, IN A CHURCH IN
- BrookynShe must be good musician and have first
class voice. No others need apply Italian
may Salary liberal Address, Soprano at this
Office with name, address, sc.
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THE CLERGY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE COM
MISSIONER OF PUBLIC wORKs-ToLLs ON AMERI-
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~NVILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER-WEDNESDAY
w at 10 o'clock, at Isl Canal street. the furniture OF
gentleman breaking housekeeping consisting OF one cle
Piano. 6 octave bookcase mirrors
oil paintings sofas, rockers mahogany chairs; dining CEN
tsbles mantel clock crocery and glassware
Brussels threepy and other carpets oilcoths wardrobes
dressing bureaus washstands toilet sets French and cot
tago bedstads hair mattresse feather beds blankets
cooking stove &c., together with other articles useful in
housekecpinE
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DOUBLE SHEET
SALES ny AUCTION

4 UCTION NOTICE.-FURNITURE.-J. r. VAN ANT
IA werp will Sell this day at II o'clock, at No. Cedar
street. fer cash, Centre Table Mirror Mahogany Table,
Marble Top Washstand; Mahogany Chairst | Lounge
Rockers, and Clock the property Of gentleman
ing the city
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17
watches, Jcwelry 4 Silver Ware.
d. CARSON & Co.,

(JMain ST., Near the Naples House, Dubuqus,)
CIvE NOTICE to the citizens ofthe city and country
" generally, that we have established ourselves here
for the purpose Of carrying the Jewelry Business in all
its branches By our arrangements with the Eastern
Manufactures Of getting Goods from first hands,
prepared il the interest Of all who may wish
any Of the lind of Gosds Wares herein mentioned,
To Make their Purchases of uS.
Silver Ware the pride of business and de-
termined to keep the reputation of selling all our silver
equal to dollars and ais warranted standard We
have now on hand
Gold Watches by Cooper. Howard, Yates, Tobias John
son, Busby, and others.
Gid Patent Lever Watches, full jewelled.
Gold Patent Lever w atches, or Ladies.
Gold and Silver Watches Of all kinds.
Gold I.Ockets with double Glasses.
Plated do like Watches open both sides.
Silver spoons Knives Forks Ladies' sugar Sifters nap
kin Rigs, &c.
Silver plated Spoons, Forks Knives Casters, Cake Bas
kets Fruit stands Salt stands Candle sticks all Of the
very best
We have large variety Of Miscellaneous Goods among
which Gold Chains Seal Keys Ear and Finger Rings
Gold Thinlbes, silver do, silver and other Card
rormonies, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils, Diamond
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth Brushes, Steel and Gil
| chains, &C., &c.
SPECTACLES.
of all kinds and Glasses reset to suit every defect
Of sight.
large variety of CI.OCKS constantly receiving, and
sold wholesale and RETAIL
AZ Watches carefully repaired and warranted; also
all kinds Of Job Work done with and dispatch
Terms moderate. w epay cash for old silver and Cali
fornia v june 25-dwIy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-17

RxruRxs OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
I'VE gather the following returns from the st.
Louis Intelligencer of the 4th inst. Greedy
must certainly be in error about Kentucky and
Tennessee: