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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14
WAslIIyGToy. Jan. |:


SENATE MIR. Seward presented memorial
from 500 otians of New York city, calling the
attention of Congress to the Intervention of
Russia in the affairs of Hungary. Dir. Under
wood presented petition oftic citizens IF Ten
ncssce, praying that Nh. Louisville and Portland
Canal may be made free. Mr. HamIin prrsen ed
bill for "A Marine Hospital at Portland, Me
Mr. Shields was excused from s, rvng IN The
committee on Public Lands The private bills
which passed The House On Friday were taken
up and referred. The Resolution for the nrir-
ting ofihe census returns was then taken IN =
Mr. Smith addressed the Senate at length in
opposition 10 it.
HousE The resolutions of Mr.. Men, d.
recting the appointment Of a committee of in
quiry into Tho frnncss and stability Of the foun
daton for the extension ofthe Capitol now laid.
&c, was adopted. The resolution appropria
ting $1,000 t. meet the expenses of the late fire
in the library of Congress was again taken up
and the Senate amendment app-opriating So
600 fort the purchase of books, was concurred in
Mr. Stanly offered resolution empower. no the
President, should he deem fit, TO extend aid to
the Hungarian lies now in this country, and
to supply taeir wants until they shall Obtain EN-.
plnyment and homes
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THE GREAT KossUTn MEETING

SPRiSGFIELD, Jan. 3,
In pursuance of call, the great Kossu:h
meeting was held in the courthouse last evening
for the purpose ofcxrressng their sentiments up
on the question of non-intervention. johnson
Calhoun, of Sangamon, presided. Harding
from Pike and Palmer from-, Vice Presi-
dents. Rust of Bond, and Warren, acted as
Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by ii Lincoln,
and Judge Trumbull for non intervention in the
country and our right to compel other nations
to observe the same policy. G. Mcdonnell!
addressed the meeting in opposition.
: l. being late, the meeting then adjourned to
meet in the evening.
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MARKETS.
KOSSUTH.
WAsuISGroS, Jan. 8.

WASHINGTON, jan. y.
A committee Of citizens from every part Of
the Union. but temporary soiourners in Wash
iAgion, called on Kossuth to-day pursuant to a
meeting held yesterday and presented him with
strong resolutions ofsympa,hy for Hungary and
apporting Kussu,h's policy. Chancellor Wal
worth Of N. Y. presented the resolutions in an
address, in the course Of which he attributed the
abscnce of a cordial welcome by the munich
psi authorities here, to the influence Of the Dr.
Piou,stic agents ofso many De.pcticgovernmcnts
ever Psrtiea Of The prominent residents of the
District He took decided grounds in favor of
Intervention.
Knssuth made lengthy specch in rcplr
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HENRY CLAY AND KossUTH.

The 1ntelligenccr of this morniag says "The
snterview between Mr.. Clay and kossuth was
mos, cordial and friendly. II was of an hours
duration. Mr.. Clay frankly disclosed his senti
mcnts at considerable length as to the policy of
this country with reference TO the question Of
intervention in European affairs.
"He. it has been understood, was opposed TO
any change in the policy, deening it best not
only for ourselves but likewise for the down
trodden population of Europe, that we should
pursue the even tenor of our way. Kossn,h
paid the most respectful attention, and on his side
impaired much interesting intelligence as to the
social and political condition of several Europe
m nations"
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TERRIBLE STORM AND LOSS OLLIE
FAILURE OF THE MEXICAN RE.
EVOLUTIONARY EXPEDITION

y.
The Southern mail, latest due, has been re
ceved A tremendous Storm of wind occurred
at Baten Rourc on the Both ult. Several hnu-
ses in the neighhorhood were Frustrated. The
Sugar House of Mr.. Perkins was Destroyed
and 10 negroes killed. The Telegraph lines
for long distance were Frustrated.
The Schooner Susau arrived al New Orleans,
and brought dates 10 the 23ili Dec. from Brazos
The Picayunc states that the Revolutionary
party under Caravajal has been completely
broken up, and dispersed; and that Caravajal
had been arrested by the American Gen. Har-
ney for violating laws of the U. S. in attempting
to organize expedition against Mexico. Cara
vaa was prisoner al Fort Brown.
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Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
GENERAL IGENCY

Office OIL 4th street, City Hotel Buildings, Dubuqe, lowe
LAND WAGH.STs sold or located ON mnerate terms.
FARMS AND Cry Lots for sale, Inrv ed and unimproved
DRAFTs Great Britain and ireland for sale, and pay
able at any Bank in the United Kingdom.
EXPRESS FoRw and from all parts of Europe
and America by Adams & Co.'S American Express, and
Edwards, Sanford Co.'S transatlantic Express connec-
ting with Chaplin {, Horn in Corn Hill, London.
COMMISSION. executed and Drafts Accounts collected
in Europe, through Edwards, Sanford 81 Co.'S. London
PENSIONS LA~p WARRANTS, PATENTS, and claims of all
descriptions, against the United States any of the
nartments, will be attended 10 through Agent Wash
= ton.
ISsuR.ScE Life, Fire, Marine risks, the Joint
Stock or Mutual principle
FAny other business within the legitimate sphere OF
an Agents duty will receive our hest attention.
Aug lS-ly wd. COEEE2Y L JONES.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
(NfSr1yyArv Inn q

The Convention nc. in Columbus yesterday
and organized Col. Morgan introduced a rcso-
luton, that William Allen, of OHIO, is the
choice of the Democracy Of Ohio, for President,
which caused long and bitter discussion and
much confusion. Some spoke i'll favor ofLnuis
Cass, and others for Gen. Houston. But the
greater number were in favor of expressing no
preference. The debate lasted four hours,
when the resolution was rejected by a vote of
IA to I36, and ono adopted in favor Of express
ing no choice by abont 81 majority.
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THE CENSUS PRiNTING-THE JACK
son STIVAL--MESSRS CASS,
AND DOUGLAS, AND GEN. SCOTT.

The Tribunc's Washington Correspondent
writes "Th"rc grand scheme Of plumber
foot in the Senate. A bill has been introduced
to order the Committee on printing to make a
contract with the Publishers of the Eni,n to
publish tie census documents at cost of from
fourth to half million of dnliars. The prop
osiiion that acontract Ct snch magnitude should
be given to such profiga;cs was never before in
troducrd.
The Commercial correspondent says tha, the
jackson Festival speeches of Mr. Douglas and
Mr. Cass looked more than heretofore Ike in
terecntion &c. Gen. Scott was invited 10 the
Congressional Banquet but did not attend.
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Protection Fire and Marine
INSU nee COMP ANY

he undersigned, agent for this old and well establish
cd institution. continues to issue Policies of ,surance
against less damage by fire. also against the hazards of
marine inland transportation at the current rates of
MUM charged by other responsible companies All claims
for loss under Policies issued by the undersigned will he
promptly adjusted and paid by the General Agent Of the
Company located at Cincinnati The loss paid by this
Company in the West Country during the last %
years, exceed s. 10000 CliAS. COOKERY.
Jan l2-dwlm Agent
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THE PROMETHEUS AFFAiR-EXPEN
SES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN AND CAPT.LCNG.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.

AsHlSGToS, jan. III.
The statement that dispatches have h"cn
received here that Lord Palmerston had dis,-
vowed the attnck on the promctheus, is untrue
No dispatches have been received.
The expenses of kossuth and suite, 90 in
number, at Browns Hotel arc stated 10 lie $500
per day.
The following is the substance Of a cnrrcsnon.
dencc between Commodore Morgan and Capt
Long in relation 10 kossu,h. When the Mis-
sissippi arrived at ;spezz!a, :. :rresrs that j.
not Kossuths intention to 60 direct to the U.
States, but that he intended visit for the pup-
pose he has disclosed since his arrival, and
that when informed that the policy Of the U.
States was non-intfrsention, he said that he
should not feel inclined to visit the U. States.
He desired not TO 60 prepared to receive mere
personal homage, but was aiming only at free
dom for his country. This avowal was trans
mitted to Spezzia with heightened cnlors, and
reached Marsailles before, or simultaneously
with, Kossnths Arrival and was the cause Of
he instruction to him after he had gone en- I'M
der the guarantee of the Consul, that he should
hold himself obcdient to the determination O.
the French authorities relative TO passage
through France
An excitement arose in that city of which
the public are already apprised Owing to these
reasons the Consul addressed a note to Cant
Long, which he showed TO Kossuth Kossutf
locked upon this as official act Of the Consul
| and replied, taking different view Of Tie case
and assuming that demonstrations of such q
| nature could not be looked upon with any dis
favor by the American government. He Their
stated that being unwilling to be in a position o.
disagreement with the American authorities, tia
in part might involve them IN embarrassment
he would leave the ship at Gibralter and pro
coed TO England, and thence by private convey
ance to the United STRENGTHENING it To- the fu
ture to decide on the business Of his views.
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NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

ladies, Gents, Misses and Enjoys,
Another ear of pains and Joys;
OF veal and wee, has flown away;
In darl, oblivion 10 decay.
Eut W. i. 4. & Go.
Holds Pre-. Buao. Paalico,
And at their celebrated stand,
Continue still to keep on hand,
For public good, the hest If D.Co,,
SPICES, E,fties, jars and Jugs,
Curiir. flad Oil of Roses,
Perfumes To- regal your noses,
Oils and Putty. Faint and Glass,
Guns and Combs of every class,
All PAT. MT Medicines, and Pills,
Trisscs, Ga!yanc Belts and SIuilia,
School Books Ink and Letter Paper,
Enyelops, SealwaJ and Watr,
Shot and Powder, soap and sponge,
DYES which no washing eXpunEe,
Surgical Instruments and Irvine,
Bii>ters and rlaSters, Barks and Wne,'
Saerat,Is and Chloride of Lime,
Essence Of plants Of every cline,
Brushes ard Er,nns, LaiHawick and sash,
All warranted; and sold f,,i cash,
Brandy, Gin, Nhiakey, Bay III, Rum,
Etcctcra ad Intin!tnm.
Oh, sovereign people. row receive
The thanks Of gratitude give,
Fer patronage and tav"rs past.
IonG may your life and fayors last,
Ard with united hearts sincere,
We wish you all Happy Year.
W.P. ALLEN, & co.
Dvsneas;ns Chemists and Druggists,
M lGg. Main - Dubuque, adJo,n-
Jsp2-Iy ii.g W2p!cs House:
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Look to Your Interest.

7S0BARHELs Gcnitan Apples inst received and for
L w sale by EMERSON & SIIiEl.DS
n 0BARREL. extra whisk-v for sale low to close
L wv consignment, by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
F1SGRoss Matches lover than tiH market by
4 - EMERSON & SHIELDS.
= Nr-kanhaw-a, Ground Alum and Turks Island
- Salt, for sale by EMERSON SHIELDS.
Crovrs-Four second hand stoves for sale low bv
- EMERSON e. SHIELDS.
CHswL'-25 Bay State sliawls now in store ard for
~ sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
q ATISRTra JEASs-15 pieces Sstinetts and Jeans
~ for sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
Dec, J-iy
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MARRIED.

an the 3lst ut, At Auburn. Fayete county, iowa. by
Mr.. Samuel shuli, Esp, MIR. AER,pAM BARsya T., Miss
HA BLEvINs.
Des Moines Courier please copy.
I'm the l-s--rpyths Rev. socl n. TAYLOR, Nv ,,-s
rAtL to Ai-- .e~asA - rHsKLAsp, bJt II IhtiG. Co..
Iowa.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE

BALTiMoRE, Jan. 9Th.
Members of the House held Caucuses to
dag. The Democrats nominated John S. Ray
Of Armstrong. CO. for Speaker by exclamation
The Wings nominated John Acker of Ches
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Columbus, January 9Th.
Session Of the Legislature organized at :. o'c.
In the Senate resolution to welcome Kossu,h
vas offered and referred to a selet COMMITTEE
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EMBEZZLEMENT.

Richmond, Va, January 5.
Samuel w. Morgan, Teller in the exchange
Bank Of Pctersburgh abscondcd on Friday even
ming after cmbczzlng funds Of the bank TO the
amount Of gee, 600. He left on the southern
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14

NRw YoRx January 9th.-The mails per tn
Csmbna reached this City at late hour las,
night. We fina nothing ct interest in the pa
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ARRIVAL OF THE STE MER
AKNIVAI OF THE STE MER
G 4 NJ B R IA.
LORD PAINE ,sTON RESIGNED.
THE ELECTION IN FRANCE.
HALIFAx, J

The Steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax
last night, with g passengers.
ENGLAND.
Lord Palmerston, the British Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, has resigned. Lord Stanley
Also rendered his resignation. The cause of
Lord Palmerston resigning was Cabinet diff
Guilty, in relatiin 10 the French revolution.
privy council was held at Windsor Cas-
lie. Her Majesty appointed the Right Hon
Earl Of Granville to be enc OF her majesty s
privy councillors Of State.
Bullion in the Bank Of England had amount
ed to l7,sSS,500 pounds sterling. The iron
houses of John Barley, Buchan & Co, and
Sweet Of Glasgow, had suspended.
FRANCE
The election still continues to engross the
French mind to the exclusion of all other SUBJ
jects L. Napoleon is every where triumphant.
II Is probable that his msiority will exceed
5000, GOETHE returns though incomplete, so far
give 5,0S0,OOO yeas, and 6oO,0O0 nays.
Many Of the imprisoned Deputies have been
rcleascd-
Among the rumors in the city is one to the
effect that some Ministerial change will take
place immediately among parties in the exist
ing Government, when Louis Napoleon's
movement Is pronounced legal by the vote of
the people. The Count De Montlambert is
spoken Of rs likely to form part of the new
Cabinet. The Port Folio Of Public Instruction
aill be con6ded to him.
SPAIN
The Queen Of Spain was delivered of ro-
boss infant.
MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, Dec,
Hour-ln good demand Al full rates. We,t-
eTn Canal los to 20s.-Southern, las I'd. to 2os;
Canada, los Sd to Cos
Provisions-Beef market depressed; Pork
scarce, but not wanted; shoulders nominal; no
- l. ~,
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G5, Grnrier street Mem Orleans
3G, Wa:erleo Road, Lirerpoot.
Established in 1874, ani naw the olicst En-: rant
House IN ths World
'NNE subscriber ~ the Northwestern 4 gent ~ this
j, we'll known House, and Is prepare to sell cer!in-
cates for passage by the first class ships of rhs ~uF-
low Tail Line Of Iiverp oil iGrdof packets tic Red
St,r,""Drarnsiic and 'Sant ;ccrg Is .nes' Of Liver
ool Packets, and SHE Am'r can Linen of New nrlean,
Packets, sailing from ifvcrpcol ry five days. No
either House has lranch'in New Orleans for the ac-
conudafiDn pf Emisranfs
Engagements he made at this office fr delivery
of passengers at any point the United States tey
may rely on having every attention paid them by Emil
grant Societies, and by the seyar branches and Agen-
cies CT T. W. b. & Co., al ali the principal MS On Tn,
route from tn, day they embark until they reach their
ina, destination. Such the arrang the sub.
scaer, and such the chief Ic Of his late visit to
New York.
CIRCULARS, with namos OF Ships, days of sailing,
&C. can he had gratis.
DRAFTS (for money remitances) Edwards, SAM
ford Co, 9" London, for sale, payable airy Bank il,
treat Britain or Gland.
MONEiS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business exccHted parcels and goods rwarded
pr Edwards, Sanford * Co.'S. Transatlantic EXPRESS
OFFICE on Fourth street, City Hotel buildings
Dubuque. tilAS.CORkERY, agent.
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farms
and city properly Tor sale at tins Office.
Nsvlo-d3wlw
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MOney Lost,

YLEFT Anamosa in Jones county, the 10Th inst, and
directly this city, and lost the way, here,
rof ohank amounting to $l57 Any person find
in. will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
ncy with either the editors proprc of the Miners
Express or sending to me at Prairie du Chen.
Jan l3-iwIt. WM II. MORRISON.
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LATEST IMpDEsTATsONs!!
BOWEN g. M'MAMEE:,
ll2 + Ia BROADWAY. .MEv YoRK.
IMPORTERS
AND
! Who'll e SALE EAI...Es ~
fhESos " EskN Nn' rT ArA !, hNp ENGLISH
OFFER For SALE THEIR NEW STOCK FOR
~ THE FALL TRADE, comprising, in every de-
partn,cnt, tic NEWEST and RICHfsf STYLE, and
unsurpassed in variety and and By any establish
ment in the Country.
Nc pains have been spared to render the assortment
spcetion of every MERCHANT visiting this City.
i The several departments as $ follows -
| DRESS SILKS
y CONSISTING OF THE RICHEST AyD MOST
magnificent styles of Paris Embroidered and Brccade
Fairies ever by exhibited and adapted to the hest Civ
cred satins, Aralurcs Cross de Acs, Satin de Chits
Glacc Canoeon, Rich Figucred and waiercd Moire
' ' P = !. n sf' G COO D5s.'sA''
] Rich PARIS MUSLIN DE LANES hTO CASH.
mercs printed in twelve colGr<. Printed OrienfsS en-
tfSi{ New Style ordered expressly fr TIC host .i,y re-
dc Lains, &c.
Also, complete assortment of American Muslin de
lanes and cashercs new designs at lower prices than
THIS DEPARTMENT., WITH AMPLE ROOM For
display embraces all the NEST popular Of American
Scotch ng shawl, real Tartan plads manufactured
pressy Ter and woriLy The attention of the trade.
Also, rni Embroidered Canton Grape sEaws, French
Palm Tibet, Cashmere, Figured hcriEo, &c.
RIBBONS.
Compete Assortment, consisting Of rich Tartan
Iaid brocadc ard figured III a widths ard styles. Also
Cap Ribbons, Belt ribbons. plain Satin ard Tafltta Rib
bons Fancy trimming Ribbons Ribbon tics, Scarfs &c.
STUFF GOODS.
flon black and coorcd Alpacas, rich figured Mcripo
filin danask Rrocade and figured Poplins, Mile Raye
lMsres ilunearien Cloth; Figured and plain Mobar
iyoncnse and hbet Cloths Plain French Mcrinos and
Cashiineres a!so, srca, variety of iaid Stuff Goods,
nsw st. les.
HOSIERY.
This department, to which Special attention il invi-
ted has been much enlarged occupies entire focr
and embraces very extensive stock Of English and Ger
man Hosiery from Tic celebrated nanuac cIrers,
adapted to tho best City ard Interior Trade.
L3CES
English, French and German L.ccs, Fancy Nets, &c
of every description.
and Figured Swiss goods, 1uroain IusIins Linen Cam
brics, &c.
GLOVES.
Men and Worcns' white black and Colered Kid
loves Of the very host quality, from the most ceera-
tod French aanfacturea ordered and imported expressly
for our Cwn trade
Also
WIDE and Narnp,v Vclvcfs, Ecmbsz;ae Canton
Silks, Pocket iandkerchief Welsh Flanncls satin ves-
ings, Green Barege, Italian and American Sewing Silk.
Grapes, Gencmcns' travats, Dress Trimmings, Oil Silk,
English and French Gnghams, Ff.nch rrnts, Table and
Piano Covers, &c. &c.
-GLS0-
Largo assortment of rich Goods fer Evening drac,s
ot farlf's fabrics and latest Styles.
Sent I7--.tucD
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ARRIVAL. OF THE PROPELLER. CITY
OF PITTSBURG.

fRIlAnELPHIi, Jan. 3.
The Steam Procc''-r, City of P;nsbmrr for the
safetx Of which considerable anxietv has bee n
felt in this city, arrived At the break water, this
a. NJ.
She sailed from L;r-r3>o, CT ,,,e 9Th Nov.
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LAND GAENCY.
wN. :: HI BOOTH.
w. !. BARNEY Il co. ''''

CTIII, continue 10 transact all business connected
- with the purchase and sal Of real whether in
the city country. Tey will cxaine titles, prepare
convcyanccs. pay :, locate bounty aud warrants,
and prepared II aFnrd inform 1tion of aknds relative
10 lands in the DubIEuc fand District. Maps and Gia
grams he furnished if rcGr d. Land warrant. OF
40, so and i0 constantly hand fer sale lnca-
tion TIM advantageous terms. and m guaranteed.
Farmers residing distance have the ir lands
tered by addressing by letter pest paid andtais avoid
the expense Of Journey Fmigrants and settlers would
30 we'll to cali hri :s a"piyiug elsewhere.
Office West side If Main street, nearly opposite the
Slnbe Buildings. Dubuque, iowa. june
az West. I'm ns;incrat and Progressive Era, (when
,stabiscd0 will please copy for year and forward
aiil To this office. june lily
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"pISCoUET OF AWARDS. ETC.

Tho undersgned local Agent. Is supplied with blank
policies AND renewal receipts, which will be issued,
erng approved risks up"nr ascuahle terms.
CHARLES CORnERY, .fgt. Pre-. ms. Co.
For Dubuque City and County.
Dec. 1-mdWl
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Draper, Knox g. Isagersoll,
IMPORTERS e. WHOLESALE
DE ALERS In

DRTGOODS. CLOTHS, CISSENERES {.
ALL KINDS or FRENCH, ENGLISH
AND .4.NERTC.3F GOODS,
No. S. CEDAR, AND 40. 2s ST., YORK
Merchants visiting New York will find it to toir in
tcrcst 10 give call before making their purchase
VIC determined offer incr ase,. aud ineqnal.d
Undue, mens 20 Western merchants. For of this
call and examine stock and prc E.
ID c. 80, lS5l--t!3ln.
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(:i.E,A'i' BARGAIN S

in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hnts, Cars,
Hurd ,ccrc, Qnceasirare and Groceries.
G.. W.. BURTON 81 CO.,
North end of NAPLES House. until tho FIRST day OF Sep
t.mhef next at which time thy i'll open large and
splendid Of the above goods ana continue
selling IT very reduced prices
Dubuque, Jnly 9TH, 1851.
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IN Ro1ss and half boxes fresh ralsIns Just received
NV and for sale by CIR. WEST
A ZINE lot cfnew prime Dates and Figs, received and
IA for sale cboapby G. INVEST.
900 nrLs good Winter Apples fOr'ale at IL. Ware
- wv Ilouse on the Lcvce, by G. r. WEST.
90 EEL. Crsnhcrries in good ord r. for sale At my
wv Ware House On the Landing. G. X. WEST.
S0 SACKS dried Apples and Peaches, :. good article.
w received and for sale by CIR. WEST.
RMI'MoRE Oysters, fresh in cans, and sardinr. tor
ID sale by CIR. WEST,
EEw chests of Ssh Teas superior article for sale hy
Il G. X. WEST.
A article Of sugar. coffee, molasses and to
a hacco for sale by ,the Dbl, box, sack and pound
by CIR WEST.
2OO'.e1' Minnesota potatoes for sale /; 1 H g r,r
- ~ rack or barrel by G. r. WEST.
J'Ew pint and half pint ra.ks for sale by the
Il gross or doz,by CIR. WEST.
sale by CIR WEST
TNEw dog pals. tbs and churns good article on hand
l. and for sale by GRWEST
a LANCE lot corn broon,' on hsnd and win b. sold
~ chap by the doz-cali at VESTS.
rAsptr. for sale cheap by the box by
T,zw bales Gunny bags hand and for sale nv
L INVEST.
GrrRM, star and tallow candles for sale by
- G.R.WEsT
ncrM, pcl, and ros;n,a prime article on hand and 70
~ sale by GRWEST
q shell Almonds flberts cram nuts and chestnut,
- for sale by the hhI or h. by WEST.
December l-dw1y
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NEw OsIxArs January 9th. The Steam
ship Philadeiphia arrived here this morning
fton Chagr~s yia Havana with 800 passengers
: and 45O,O IN gold dust
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TREMENDOUS sTOCFl OFF
* e. q D Ell E e II IA G. .
100000 D0liars!!
WE have this Fall, the largest and most mssnA-
w stock Of
READY MADE clio THING
Ever m d by an: house As regards the styles and
make Of goods, il is useless T. speak, as We hare
a p,tation far and wide, of keeping ti5
Resi- .Nlde Clothing in he C""ntry
Ard from, Tie many alvantag that we possess in i'm
nrfiur and manufacturing our entire sf"rs fr casl,
and selling I, none prompt men "rd :'irtternr Re,
,ra =, m rd,ls amount of Goods that sell, il mn
b. appar ~ ore, that can sell lower prices
than any other bnHs-
HE .NOT ONLY C.ET, RET KNL.
a1TGn the 18th OF August will opcH ouY Entire
Stack far iasp 'ction All ask IL, f'r yen call
and examine. fully SATISFIED yln ~ p.,s
CHASE In addition To large stock OF Staple Coed
we have large assortment of
FEhY FIVE CLOTHING.
Nyaie.to-s.L arg. sal, 3 AMI small profits"
MARTIN 6 BROTHER,
Nc. iIa, Main ST., ~ LOUIS, h.o..
MARTIs s ERGrHEn,
NJ. Is Broadway. ~ York.