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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
Mn,!iscn e. II O,i 2l-cugs Commission r
SALE OK LAsD ,sD MILL, AND OTHER

Al TUESDAY, the th November lo5!. a. the ac resi- -
~ G,ucc iEus Barrett ceased. be Sold 10 the lgh r.
-: bidder. Tract at Land belonging tie estate al The said -
m rt containing $50 III the comfy II HEt. nt:c
RIr!W"nt Road within ui III" south Sl- j ~ Rrii
l, an! L. me adalrl with III Gultrcn. COM Wheat
guu hcuit. ana las sufclrucy timber
H., b- sob: AID
aiIcn AMI the mi: retained until the purchase
Is Also lir ia: Mi e sold the MILL win IL
Lane, rjrfug 'tr former IL" Mil ru"! repair and h1s
al cI@c an. ard atn about "o hunei barrels n tat
,-i Dnr hind 81 the pGchtr money Wi De- required IL
he balance and TWO qua! ar"ua! n*H'ae" ii
retained Tn she lur haze none -hd ALI" a. TIE sane
stock llur tnrir. She iai Hogs
WAGONS! about O Barrels Of Corn tie roa Of Fodder
ii"'raUt Kitchen furn
,ur. The sale winch al BE-. al sums ~ zen "a"
las required; aud for all ten de-"
muIls VIII Lc the purchaser siE.
bod w! security, t! ~ a.! cI>ts lie pro- err! ' @
he be Tie viii
the ,!ay II the next 'hir Gay
ROBERT II. SSDNOR.
1g--rf,, OF Thomas HdlI
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ircrc tie icu; e. "a iur he C"EiN
Cumher and proLounrra tn h -y 81 August ls6' ~ II"
Comn.issIon,i hct, n il"' i" - ~" 't va"
~. y ISL at
prniIc AUCTION TUE AK1EhSv!Li.E FERRY rKDI rkTi,
rInnrucilg about wn Jdinc- RIVER ia" Efc;n,s
though u-td Ferry. might be mace
Depot" lcc IL CONNECTION lc'"''t
he Ia a audI S,LilISlic. a, Calt,rs'iiie.
TIE buildings OrGcr but whcut much cETfnF"l
and cun.ert! inc GOO! ;lpInee ous.s 'I S"
Whrat Tobacco
All persons wishing purchase. ".i'e 70 xHGmc he
themselves.
TERMS SALE: and years the pGs
bJrs, ample ec,. ard ia" ute etair ed i'iirt
security MAO u. .IaKaiHhlbH
10 tumu
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b,aiIus lie 1t Dciul ca, lSa. Icu he
CLERK Oicr Hanover County ;"Lrt, a." wish
viii ID tuesday, The lS!a. ui the unra IT,
the first fair da i!rlra'r >uLta! Acrl ~
o'clock. VI IGlllc he Z, it
said deed. RUtr college ard wE,roh "id
Thomas lrl!ts toULiy "a Hanover Shout
the EIcluuui. mIu q Viz
Central Railroad II cna".s ""Ut 200 aricsas u
bic .wcI house. huusrs sa,r. Ganr
me. supi,d vi excellent al:
II a neal ly aEG Gunirr lsth"ii""t.
Tie terms u .hifG tie BIZ
DcCclbcr The 3:s; ia. Dec, ECI. .i
The deferred I" bear rrrsi rom The h: sne ana
thr To- hnIts. hrailTc iirst en-
hrcr an, the lIui rn
The bey ed 10 be perfect selrg 1;urvs
81 viii only convey with special whIany
JOHN L. WIl.Iia"S,i T,,.,,.
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JAMES f LETT. e. II. q

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA MASUFACtoTh
Il $500 pair Boeanr, Richmond mace let sa.e ~ 10
atoye lie Cuunbsn) All persons *shIs 10 tu, h rr -:
ce for 81 l2H, viii vol CAL sooi and e, het "a
piled ~ ''''
2i-eH
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Sii.E.'OE' Iii j. h h. /. ~ .sJl..
SHALL. the !uI M lY 81 ltu1r iS l, UciT. Lou
CuGr i!cr pG.lr uGcp., 10 he bt.lr.t t
.C. aid LuuI-I Court House lie VII ~
iaAtlr kuowi. lie LAY sale.
Mr. I2--rl.s JOHN + QlAkIE>5
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SALE OF NEGKOEs.

SALE OF SEGKOISS.
o. !Ir LyaGi Madison enleit'
IN tie Hth rav l-:,I the iza Thomas
asains, TUnass .dm. VIII lie 2t day 90 bsc.ms
r.xt Conrt DAY proceed. MiGr" Cur' H'usc
ri 10 ,r highest h.l. T. IL NrI",s
women ,ir.st!ry par ~ he ~,r- ~. ny 10"
ltr Reuben iiuTt- HIRAM hAhhk tuI"iiI
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IISf;-CLOTHISGI
OF SUPERIOR CIT And WORKMANSHIP.



u GOODMAN. No. l;;i Mans sheet ""oslte Eagle Sluare
y RicInon.va has olrn., i- winter icE ~ RE
by MADE CLOTHING. au which vii he sold The low
pces IL RESPECTFULLY calls The ae'ianuf p1rcir "a
and rai,uliy selected ~ Drs sn: Fck
Coa black aud French ard Ena!h Cloths En-lnc
handsome style aud material which caIt'
workmanship and NJ; Pants hn
ves's siyl. qnaics chi"rs cut anil srrr
frc and Over Goats Rrnn. atSeis
Pants Vests sc.
FURNISHING GOOnS-IIc has spared pains IN making his
Goods 81! the richest, Consisting OF black ana
and CaSas Ties aud Stocks Six,
Nuir< fuvr" SusTrni-t- IanrEerclleis
shirts Cuar- socks and silk un.r shuts and Drawers
From r facilities purchasing and manufacturing
his took. hr Is offering ic greatest :Ils t,s.
j. ~ h'HpiMa '. i7t aldI' -
MORE NEW GOODS.
CLOTH Gf0THISG
IgNIiE great ready made Cinn., manufactured
by the cTbrrs. rendered 10 have second
supply made upp has arrived direct from factory per
Heavy P,ers!am Over Goats
En- .ii Pilot 10. 10.
10. U.v"is!iiIe do
French Twiilrh i.ra
English do. fancy cnlors
French Cass BuSaess Focks
C!oh do ~.
TwIcd Back Dress and Ffock Coats
Black and fancy lass Pants
six Vests
Rich Velvet and Plush do
Fine Ecs,s. Scas Cava- Ties, Stocks Collars,
Shirts. Hose. Iini-r. M"r0ins Gnwis, &c &c
KEEN, CiiILES Il EAI OWN,
Nov ; No l2 Wan s'ree:
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Am FOURTEENTH STREET., Under The Exchange Hotel
" Richmond, Va. -
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 1872, Nov. 9Th:
II ~ 60 II i3 10 IS 80 22 20 - 3
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Extra 1885, Nov 9:
- - 81 IL 76 Ii "A u 81 sc 5 to 10 %
Drawn Nus. Delaware, Glass 49, Nov. 9th.
IS 50 70 % 80 IS 40 &c 81 % II I CD
Half ckei 80 81 60, prize.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Class l3i. Nov. 10:
43 "a 10 81 CO 26 81 ~ So 50 81 Is e.
Ticket 20 81 IS. prize uI S2OU LAMBERT.
81 70 w
FRDAY-Tc Lottery Class No l36-Caitals
CO., liou tU vi 400, DC IS Nus IL dra%I:
Tickets S4-shares IN ropoitlon.
SATUKUAY-The Delaware Lottery, Class No. l3-Caii
s5uUp 2I.iu OF l0Hi OF so O,2u OF uUU. &c 10 Nus
II drawn Tickets Sl5-shasrs III proportion
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, NOV p.
The Delaware State Lottery Class -Captas:S6 sou, 10000
0IO l5ulu ii 6u ~ 35 81 OF 1900, 30 oi EU III OF duO
&c. Nos, 3 drawn Tickets s!Js.larcs III propoun.
Change close the aUus. utcriesa 81
O'Clock nd clrawIns received the same evening by
telegraph.
-Oders Packages Certificates Packages single Ticket
the above, Gregory Maury
Whchere tos2o
tickets will recclvcthe prompt ana The
s!an adventures wenrequcd Addrss
10 drawings oImae un tuesdays lhur
and saturdays Sales close III O'Clock PlIct Of Tickets
and TWO dollars. -
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Rlclmond.Va
Rscolsc, No. 3"Thee'.luck in odd numb.ssayr Rory
n Moore
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MARBLE YARD. -, -,
soHN ROGERS eth Street near Main nmvmens TomS
Crave Stones MaGei plecea OF every Descriptions "u' ~
Frontr, &C., &c . ...,.o,n.r
Orders the country w,hcity reference M
Mr. served his IN one OF ne
New York City and having much e
all work his shop
entIre satisfaction done North or South oclo-c
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~IruaTION AS TEACHER WANTED..By
xonnr lady qualified teach the higher branches Of an Enc
i;sh seaon together with French and Music the Pano
drs,s a. A., Richmond city, Va. oct. 2o-dH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

IA. nnwnr cures. performed by Irl drla,
MOI wonder. acHunwirs.c tha 80 -" kunw the
nrr. Read! and be convinced Tia
ilunNcu"u: =. q, -.
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LOTTERIES.


STATIONS OFFICE.
NJOb, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET tilCHMONbFlRal
~ MIA.
Drawn Ncs Of Delaware, Extra 1876, Nov I:
- Is . Is 10 II ~ 33 Al.
Ticket Nos.7 ~ A. another said and paid by - ,.>.
Drawn Nos OF Della ware, No. l3l, Nov
ca IL ~ l.. Us II l2 IS II 81 81 ~
Drawn Nos Delaware ENia, las Nov ~. - g
Is - 81 - 76 ii III e % 80 > ou ~ , ~
Ticket Nus q a. anolcr sold and paid by SiNAlloN.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, No l32, Nov esh.
" 10 10 II 10 Is IS SO - 70 ~ s.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l33, Nov 10:
rs 81 IS q 81 - 10 IT III y II 90
Who'll. Ticket Nos Ii a5 prize Of sioV sold and paid by
~ "' " STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Extra l4Q Nov IL
IN 20 IS G5 q Il p 1 IS IL 81 Il.
Drawn Nos . Delaware No 1884, Nov. 10:
is q 20 u G9 20 81 u IS 80 81 Is .
scncncs Tor the Week
FRIDAY-DcaSare, No 1856 Capital si2 UU IS Nu ~ drawn
Tickets 81.
"a drawn. Tickets ST. ,
SATURDAY. No. 49, Capital e5ouuO. GO Nos y
drawn. Tickets Slo.
no referred list Of prizes
office proof Of what hua been done;
continues he number sold and aiGby me-.
Orders Packa Certificates OF Packages anusln. cEc
hcabovc schemes sc Lotteries will be promyattended
TO ,anddrawngs sent whenreGuestcd Peaseal!ress {"
Incl
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powhalan House. Nov. 5, ls52-tf


|ENIIE subcroer completed his Winter arrangements
OF returning h sincere thanks TO MS
friends generally the liberal he has
establishments and bers leave 10
HOTEL better condition the
fort has been before lie has made many
which adds greatly well
as 10 comforts respectfully socs continuance of the
ronage hitherto literally bestowed upon him.
Nov I--,lf p. BALLARD Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

TO THE
rs7iE subscriber the pOWHATAS HOUSE in tie
Richmond. and prepared entertain IN the hrs nanneI
arl the iave!i. public generality
Having thoroughly repaired aud rrwy and handsomely itisEe
this popular Hotel plea. and conveniently 10.
Gated on Broad au! Eleventh the Capitol and City Hall
he feels hat abIe give satisfaction those
Yho may favor him with their patronage. -
X. + DARRACOTT
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htStiU-, sab; OF VARIABLE T;:r.DLLtsI-
Cal. AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
inc room next to NJ Wee. Bro = Book Sur'ts
E.cUing y; : o'clock.
~! s .!e 70 ne sn". Microscope. Cl:!-:op-
AMI saItoIo set y: croreG Anatom /, p.t,-.
M O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAIiOEN Ia,;si EoR * emf.

r,!i!. @S>'l!cE aNi2 u's 10 IN ~ - NO ,c, far
~ ur III. The farm eau NC 'e"se" w
- !" t ~ -, p, b. i,u.I, g. viii lire the h1iuls and
; Is ne r.,,y, ~, Inc iunJ Aprly 10 RICHARD FOX,
le ~ 4 AZ Geo. j Summers.
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND AND DANrIL1.E RAILROAD COMPANe
,;Jr th anua; stockholders IN The kichlihn anu
Rail Road Company vii! be held IN .he ~! y. hi
\, We,n.s!sy the s;s Jay December 1852 The stocE'od
. m have Tho pv,eg. Of going and returning from the
eng III. cars FREE q charge =. rr,.y.rS So,
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SAMUEL y Ri SI

VI
COMMISSION MERCHANT, KlCHMoND, VA
rr IA and personal paid to the sale oil ALL
jaH:iNnS III: COUNTRY PRODUCE AMI 10 Forwarding aud
orders. ,,,,s, nn-3,n
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READY MADE tLOTHISG.
rsNWO TIIuISANn DOLLARS WANTED. q" Notes OF / TO-
mac Savings Bank ~ ccr amcr- and Me- chants Bank a
75ccnrs Mechanics Bank 90 crp"i hc taken cnu"
,es in barge soolGuaiy wei mare Cnhs s$s nc
Goats Pants, Vests Shirts and
Drawers Collars CTavs ST. &c aud cv,y other article Erp III
our line. Cali carly ali the Richmond Mannactnryuf
Nov : SMITH s. MARVIN. Id Mai ~
Moi i: (;0I-D PEN.
Pens says AN Inprn the lit Of Paens WHICH VIZ
Ieirr mention was made few hhy~ age
been r,auieitn A. W RAMP I'll Phlade pha Tor
an Improvement The Col" Pen These made IN ms
city They best which have bccn produced FOE cuc
and They with The greatest and allow Tree
hand heretofore aialEdle except WIN g Coz hl
The points do not catch the nlcr AMI are 'lere"lc MY o"'
ken For sale hv GENSEr j. iaMt6,
My Eagle Square.
FOR COLD WEATHER.
ygAVlNG iu returned fran sccon! tip North WIN large
assortment and Coats Pants and Vests ol
trn introduced uce the early part 81
prepared show the complete as
foaad in the wlck intend selling yer! low
Come o the Cohlu- Emporium No n3. Main street. -
Nov 9 HENRY SflAFER s. co.
OVER COATS, OVER COATS.
- MERCHANT Il WEiSiGER. M li2 Main street, have on
- hand stuck Over Goats embracing variety aud
quality from Blanket fine ieavcrsa Of which they Will sell
ve,y low. Cali and examine issr sor's o,,
80 80 $. MERCHANT & WEiSIGER
INV = No. liz Man street,
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JAMES a. SMELL AGhsi Italy oc,nn,, !
,u,S t,r.n m, stand No West Main street. -
by John Smell Co, AMI has gust rSes S.n AMI Eancy
n,y will have sioc" o. s'ate
NV, n, and he most respectfully suici's hc " VIZ
Hlenis OF the ia'e RIMS " . ~ ' Oct. l2-u
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:,!lg etde1s. columbian Hotel August 20-3m
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY
.,;c receipt their large aad superior sup
| nj, of watches and Jewelry. Their watches emoaee
r,,, b III II celebrated and warranted SUI e[io
~ Among them arc fne Watches as low as 500
~ I.wrry embraces all the styles ,,,.
p'' 'e"e'': ~ GENNET s JAMES,
Oct oS-i6m lls MaIn st snsLe SloHr..
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rii,li
TrENpS promptly all business IN his profession ~
a ruc> 10 usyelv and asSIiuous!y devote hlhise';
n,hs him The better 70 discharge his du,e; as CounSeI a
ry ,r the Richmond BuiiIiGs FuHd Company No .' Iii H.
his rom.nissun Nuiary Public. and Will perform a' "
=. appropriate tina. rice Nay DIFF
rs- O'icr, No 3. IN the Law building. --~---
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il1Ti0s Sac.
:
BY TULLIa3I & DAVE, ::

.-,-<.,..-.----@sSe--------
H,ietai a GEfG ES.-iri. g.. .ai: y'c.ccs. wii.
: "lsht likely Negroes Mca 10, au. s;4i,
n.v
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
r. L. MELVILLE--FASfII ONABLE
HALTER opposite the Planters House, No 40 N. Ash

BULK & WRIGHT-Wholrsal and Re
tail dealers in all kinds of stove and hollow The
| subscribers ha q hand assortment OF the
Bucks patent cooking stoves, and supply those wish
buy cooking at wholesale retail with the
most rfcc ariic in the West 1t has all the advanta
ofany otter in use, with at least
tIiird more oven. which is heated with uniformity in
CIV nv part In tle tuns conStru Cted to
carry steam, arising from cooking meats, into the
pip, thus pr venting the mixture OF navors. Tlir econ
omv, convenience and despatch in cooking OPP rttiors,
ronder this stove preferable to any other before the pub
lie. Sold above at N"2S, Main str et opposite Mis-
| souri, Hctel ST. Louis, Mo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
GENER1I4 1GENCY

Office 4 street, City Hotel Buildings, Dubuqe, Iowa
LAND WARRANTS, sold or located on moderate terms
FARMS Cry LoTs for sale, improved and unmprovcd
DRAFTS Great Britain and Ireland for saie aud pay
able any Bank in the United Kingdom
EXPRESS FoRw to and from all parts of Europe
and America, by Adams & Cos. American Express and
Edwards Sanford Co.'S. s-atlantic Express,
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Hill, London.
COMMISSIONS executed and Drafts Accounts collected
in Europe through Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S of London
PENSIONS, LAND WARRANTS PATENTS, and claims of al
descriptions against the United States any of the De
narncns, will be attended TO through Agent at Wash
n ton.
Issuance on Life, Fire. or Marine risks the join
Stcck Mutual principle.
9;7Any other business within the legitimate sphere o
AGENTS duty will receive our best attention.
Aug IS--Iy Nd. CORkERY Il JONES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
NEW SKYIIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON,
q. L. FsET7xD5EK.

HAVlNG leased for term Of years the beautiful suite
i of Rooms in angWorthy's Block ,havg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style and ready
kcncsscs in very superior lie has til ad-
vantage Of powerful yet 50 soft and mellow,
that he is enabled 10 take l ncsseS in few seconds with
perfect to the SITTER retaining perfectly natural,
iekc beauty Of expression desirable in the pttnrc.
Mr. B.h&vng foryca-s made this beautiful art Ii study,
and having awaited himself of all the ut valuable i'm
prtvemcnt, feels happy in the that those who
call at his for pictures will never dssaiis-
fled but the contrary viii induce their friends cal
also. and themselves most beautifully painted by the
bright pare sunlight of Heaven.
His facilities for taking children, and for grouping III
large nnsSurS unpara clled. This reception
fronts Main streets large and comnodius, and
pains will be spared to render mis- Saloon place of inter
and comfort 10 all who visit IT. Excelsior Is his
MOTTO, and he intends that pictures taken al these
shall not he surpassed by any artist East West and
will in suffer pictures 10 leave his establishment
but such shall do hnur t. The credit t. himself and
render entire satisfaction. Pictures taken in all kinds oil
weather in plain fancy lackctS, pins, rings, &c.
Mr. Y. can always be found at home, ready and very
willing wait upon all who wish pictures taken. Esi
will at all times be welcome q call and examine spc
crmens. Entrance Main stlocI, 3 doors below tn,
American House, Sd story. Instructions given and apa
ratus furnished. dec iS-dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

4 GAgsse.
J. r. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
ITAVING purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac
IL tcc Of u. r. LEE, Of this place, respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
tic interior.
OGce opposite The Paak, and Immediately the Er5tan
and BaHkiHy H0nse,
where he win he happy to perform all operations upon the
teeth both fer their beauty and preservation. Teeth in
serted in whole partial sets, upon any OF the modern
improved methods, with or without artificial gums and
warranted far If.
Particular attention pail 10 Extracting, Filling and
cleansing; also the regulation of Chiiren's teeth. He
material but the BEST and WILL in all operations
whether surgical mec!anca give entire satisfaction
make no charge. Refer to
As, HoRn, NJ D. Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
]. w. finley, NJ D.; Mai. NJ MONEY!
G. W. RICHARDS, NJ. d.; +. WALES, Esq;
Il. /. Thomas, VI. ID.
Dr. r. has hand large and well selected stock OF
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH which lie offers to the Pro-
sson at Manufacturers prices. Orders respectfully soil
cited.
Dubuque, Sept. d. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
:lNan'S Medicines,

This medicine is acquiring great name in
Northern Wisconsin,, from the many wonderful
cures it has accomplished We understand it is
becoming popular medicine in this plaza, and
meets with ready sale. Attention is directed to
the column of new advertisements in o-day's
paper. -Sacboyyan Democrat. Wis., .rarch
%, 1850
See Sloan's advertisement in another column
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07


ladies Cents, Misses and B'hoy's,
Another year Of pains andjnss;
OF veal and woe, has foWnsw
In dark oblivion to decay.
But w. P. A. & Co.
Hold, on PRO. Bono. Psb'ico,
Ana at their celebrated stand,
Continue still t. kecpI hand,
For public good, the best of DRuGs,
Ices Bottles, Jars and Jugs.
Curling Fluid, Oil of Roses,
Perfumes TO regaa your noses,
Oils and Putty, Paint and Glass,
Gum ard Combs Of every class,
All Pat mt Medicines, and Pills,
Trusscs Gavanic Belts and SquIlls,
School Books Ink and Letter Paper,
EnvcIorS Sealwax and Wat r,
Shots and Powder, soap and sponge,
DYES which no washing can cNpunge,
Surgical Instruments and Iwrnc,
BI.fers and Plasters, Banks and Wines,
Salcratus and Chloride of Lime,
Essence of plants Of every cline,
J,r,, she, and Braonls, Lam2wick and sash,
All warranted; and sold for cash,
brandy, Gin, WEiskcy, Bay-ru m, Rum,
Etcctcra ad Infinitam.
oh, sovereign people. now receive
The thanks of gratitude we give,
For patronage and f,tvur> past
Long NAV y,Iir life and favors last,
And with united hearts sincere,
We wish you all Il IIsppy Year.
w. ALLEN, & CO
Dispensing Chemists aud Druggists,
No. 1901 Main 81. Dubuque, adjoin-
Ian Nv ing NapleS House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
ST. LOFTS CORRESPONDENCE.

Below is the first of series of communlca-
tons, which will appear in the Express from
time TO time from ST Louis. This is i'll com
pliancc with an arrangement made just prior to
the close of navigation We have no doubt
these communications will afford interest and
novelty to our readers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
CsEA HOTEL.
coRNEG OF FOURTH AND MIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA

coRNEG OF FOURTH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
-s-e, THIS wei5 known hotel, formerly occupied
by A. H. Miller has bcea leased for term of
mgi!il wears, by the subscribers and thoroughly no
- yated and newly furnished. is now open for the
reception of the travelling community and pahic gene
raIlv The praprctors having had extensive expert
enc in tiS BUSINESS confidently fatter thenlscvc. that
fey rive entire satisfaction to all who may favor them
With cal.
This hotel is sitiacd hish healthy central and
convenient part of tho City, and directly the street
leading steaioat landing, and Immediately in the
centre Of the business part OF the city The best CT sta
bling attached tpthc hns where, at all times can be had
Carriages Euggc, Horses, ETC., the most reasonable
terms.
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where have file 'The Papers, from all parts of the
United States, furnished with tic 'sldtest news from
every quarter of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage conveyed TO and from the boat
free IF Charge Z. Z. HEWITT.
Der I--ty
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
FIRE! fret! FRET!
is YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!

FTSlE undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
Company, tie
UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Fort Pain, New York, with Capital of IS 900
take risks store houses and cont,nts merchan
disc of every de cription, transported either by land
water on mills barns and tencm nts of any description
either IN townor country of the above eompaniCs
I ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY of the
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York, IS Wall STR ct, with net accumulated
fund of 81 100000, and the
.NEW YORK LEE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
LOG, broadway, of Pine Risks taken or
life, from one hundred to ten thousand dollars
Office at the store of Johnson & Bunting, No. -
AIaiG ST., Dubuque.
w. JOHNSON, Agent.
Gctoher3, ls5i-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Nj. q y. Escn;sbiesa'S

On 81 tctecen Main and LO9nst streets
p ENG anxious contribute IS much possible to
ID the dispatch of business and the pleasures Of til II
the test and safst horses, aud finest ami roRgcst
carriages bggies sulkes etc. They scan ro, ccrdia
We respectfully solicit trial.
We will S,oaP, bay sell, rny and everything in our
line.
o. Highest market prices paid for corn, cats and hay
AUril 30 ISL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

o. In this number of our paper, we conclude
the great speech of kossu;h at the Corporation
dinner in New York. Matter which has been
crowded out, to give place to this splendid pro-
duction, will soon appear
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

MAIL RoBBERY.-The way mail between
Chicago and Frecport, was stolen and cut open
in the vicinity of Silver creek, on the night of
the Goth nit
man by the name of Place has been apprc
hended and charged with the offence, and in
default of bail has been committed TO Rockford
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Large Wholesale IL retail House

Large Wholesale IL retail House.
c. HENRY G.3RTRELL
VYTOCLD respectfully to the citizens Of Du
w buule and the surrounding county, that have
now in of the extensive and we'll selected
stocks OF Merchandise that the largest Eastern lUEse
could produce.
/ ANNEX a LIST BELOW.
Comprising potion of mystock, to which particular
attention invited. Ladies' Dress Goods, every variety
of Plain Figured and Changeablc Silks and Satns, To
getIcr with Il large quantity of Black Silks, India ana
Turkey Satns Several raretcso of Summer Drcs: Goods
also superior French Lace, Caps and Cellars; very
lect assortment of Pasasnis LADIES' Kid Gloves, and Sill
Mits. Also White Cutnterpns, very cheap
| A LARGE STOCk OF STiPLE IND Do
! .HESTIC GOODS.
My stock -of fine Groceries, hattcr myself tina
can sell shade lower than the market price. a cal
| | ask To prove the fact.
| auU G IL HCGARTRELL