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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
TAILORs,

HAS just received from the city OF New York, their
New and Stock Of
summer Goods
Consisting of French Cloths, Cassmeres, Doe Skin and
also a variety of Americana Scotch and Fancy Cassi-
mercs. Our assortmentof VEsTNcs consist of FRE~cH
SILK, Patterns WHITE and FANcv Marsees, all of
which we will furnish as low any such Merchandise
and Workmanship be sold in the United States; we
have also hand beautiful assortment of the best
trimmings.
OUR CUTTING DEPARTMENT.
This department shall be conducted with unrlng per
sonal exertion in order that give to those who
may favor us with their patronage Garments unequal
ed for beauty to fit, workmanship, taste and fashion,
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
In this Department shall continue to give the street
attention superior trimmings, elegant and firm
workmanship which the best means to secure the pub
lie patronage.
CENTLEMT
Furnishing their own material, have them manufac
ured at this establishment with and promptness.
~ Our Business will entirely I've confined to ordered
trade.
NOTICE..
TWO COAT MAKERS wanted None but first rate
worimen need apply and the highest city prices paid
may 2l-dwly
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Tvs MAlLKs.-lt 10 worse than perplexing,
4 isa sham, that the mail are permitted to be
- I'D and irregular - they are on the main
res1.s and shnroushfaEes leading to the West,
- - sGlsiai having them in charge, when
thoss = % nessity or excuse for it but
sooee neG3ect. The West eas never been par
tiooIos1y oored 81 IN this line, ~ far a. our ex
psEienDe go. and there appears no visible
6GnoG i1provement.
= 0De(y. tvaoS31vs oyer mAil rosfss soitk their
kaGearss uho afe ahead Of NE mails. IL the
t6gs = den6ee1. ~ alnost .sny stronger when
16eldsp4 ~ - Isaa # paper, and compare
lgs. - = usoagssonewhsse t&ifsSo
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PRoPITAHLx RAILROAD. STocK. The
Schenectady and Utica Railroad Company have
probably done the most profitable busnesa of
any railroad corporation in tho world. This
road, seventy eight miles in lenght, was cons
tructed and put in operation for million and
half Of dollars. The total receipts in about
fourteen years have been $6,S5O,O46. Expen-
ditures for the same period % S37, s42. Ex-
cess Of earnings over current expenses during
that time, 81, 2l5. 294-reimbursing the whole
cost ofthe road and yielding clear net profit Of
So 7ls,204, OF over ISL per cent per snnum.-
UTICA Herald
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NORWEGIAN coLosY-The Philadelphia In
quirer says: ,,Ole Bull IN his recent visit to
Washington, succeeded in purchasing about
$4,000 acres ofland, and is noM taking measu-
res to bring over Norwegian Colony Ole
Bull himself intends to settle in the State of
Virginia, where he has purhased some lands.
and is about shortly to make arrangements for
an early occupation of them"
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For the last week the weather has been re-
markably mild and pleasant. Such weather is
always sure to produce rapid vegetation, and
such we must have, this year, in order to re
lieve the country from the evils Of an unprece-
dented late spring. Should this weather con-
tinue, with an occasional shower, during the
months of June and July, farmers may look
forward to the Fall, with new and pleasing
hopes of a fair remuneration for their seasons
toll. and the commercial interest of our young
city, will receive an increased and healthy i'm
petus
The river is gradually falling, but is in fine
| stage for boating, and boats are plying TO and
from st. Louis, and ST. Paul, in great numbers.
Coming up the river, they are heavily laden
with passengers and merchandise, and down
with produce. Never, within the period of our
knowledge of the West, have we known such
crowd of emigration seeking Western loca
ton, and never have we known so many stran-
gers in our city.
Improvements are going forward in every
part of the city, and mechanics of every des'
crip,ion are actively and steadily employed.
Merchants are doing little better for the
last, than the preceding week. When business
is dull, profits are generally light, and those
who wish to make purchases, would Go we'll to
bear this in mind.
The present week, like the preceding, has
passed away, without much doing in produce.
Flour is selling from So so to $3.50.
Wheat is not very active; Winter commands
from 60 to zoe, and Spring 4oc. The mills are
doing but little business
Lumber is being RATED from the North in
large quantities. Double the quantity is upon
our landing now, tina we have ever known at
any one time before. 1t meets with moderate,
but steady sale, at prices varying from $40 to
800 per NJ Cedar Posts 15c i.ath 1915.
But little Mineral has been changing hands
for the last week. Small lots command 26 and
1927 per thousand.
Land Warrants at present are dull. The pas
sage of the Homestead Bill through the House
of Representatives., and the tendency of it in
the Senate, is no doubt the main cause for the
present decline in this branch Of traffic.
No changes worthy Of mention in the Money
Market.
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INDIAN sUrpLlEs.-The contract business,
for thu Supplies furnished the Minnesota lndi-
ans, has been transferred to the Office of Gov.
Ramsey. See advertisement.-This is right.
1t will bea matual advantage to the Govern
ment, Indians, and the citizens of the North
West.
Mines Dem.
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Coal We are informed that indication,
Of coal bed have been discovered upon the 81
de Of ravne, about fur miles east Of this place
We have been shownspecimens which are pro.
nounced pretts good, but mixed with large
proportion Of rock. II was obtained near The
surface, and it is thought by digging a short
distance, free and good quality would be
found. We hope the prospect will be invest
gated thoroughly There is no doubt that coal
exists extensively in this region, though per.
haps at a considerable depth, rnd lucky man
is the one who strikes the first ..lead.-- Rock
ford For1m.
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STATE OF Iowa
Delaware county.
DISTRICT CoURr for said
County to the May Term A. D. SO.
JosrrH B. Mitchell Assumpsit
VS.. AND
u

ASHER NJ Rrsw,cK. Attachment
TIME said defendant will take notice that on
the fifth day of May A. d. 1851, writ OF
attachment was issued from the Clerks of1ce OF
the District Court of said County at the suit Of
said Plaintiff against the goods and chaitels
land and tenements of the said defendant for
the Sum ,f Sixty-six dollars and seventy four
cents, with interest and costs of this suit which
writ was delivered 10 the Sherff of said County
and by him returned endorsed as follows:
81 have levied on the following described pro-
perty as the property of the within named de.
iendant, that is, the N f Of Sec. No. IS
Township 81 North range q West to satisfy the
within writ as am therein commanded this Is,
day of March SO.
J. W PENN,
Sheriff ID e.
Now unless the said Asher M Renwick APP
pear and plead to SAID action on or before the
first day of the next term Of said Court to be
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the first Monday after the fourth Monday
of April A d 1852, judgment will be rendered
against him. and the above premises sold to sat
isfy the same.
BY order Of the Court
WILLIAM PRICE
Clerk Of said CT ,Ist
A. X. EAToN.
Attorney for plaintiff.
March 2nd SO i7-wad.nsy.
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To Mrs. Jane Zee.
BLACK SMITEIlNG. II

TINE undersigned having established him
Il self permanently in this City, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
most durable manner
p- Shop on Clay street opposite Judge Wilson's
residence. NJ. WHEELER
+. Especial attention will be given 10 ma
king and repairing Mining tools,
March l7,-w6m
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II will sell Land Warrants of all sizes settlers,
at the lowest whOsale cash pric
We will also locate warrants terms favorable
any in the market.
Dealers in town in the country supplied on the most
liberal terms.
We also have several FARMS, with or without i'm
provements, for sale in Dubuque and the adjoining
counties.
Aleters post paid, promptly attended TO, and nforml
ton given tree Of charge.
or Office up STAIRS opposite the Bank, Main street,
Dubuque, Iowa. CLARK & BISSELL.
May 95th, lS52-dwy
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NO1fce.

FTNflERE is in the Store Of the Undersigned in
i the city of Dubuque, TWO SMALL BOXES; con-
tents not known Received off the steamer Lamartine,
marked follows: "Judge ]. Blacker Old Town, Ohio
care of John Waddel, Chlcothe Ohio" The otrer
marked s.John D. Sharp, Cincinnati, Ohio, and from R.
s. Du Buque Java" The above Boxes will be assigned
and exposed for sale tn 26th day of May 1882
pay charges unless called for and charges paid
. Nav 10 IS5o-dtf EMERSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

Paper, to BE- entitled
9TH Il c A M r A IG N:''
TO BE EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE Aovoc A.
cYAsp DIssEMINArIos OF DEMOCRATIC PRIs
! cIpLEs, AND THE SUPPORT OF THE NoMfrEE
| FOR THE PREsfDEScY, OF THE NATIONAL
| DEMocRAric CrHvENTIoN, WHICH WILL COW
| vENE AT BALTIMORE on THE FIRST OF JrNE
NEXT.
| The subscriber proposes to commence on the
4th Of June, soon thereafter as the pro-
ceedngs of the Baltimore Convention can be
rec, lived, campaign paper under the above title,
and to continue The same, weekly, for the time
preceding the presidential election, which is to
| take place I'M November next The piper will
| be devoted exclusively to the discussion and ad-
vocacy Of democratic principles and measures,
and pledged to the support of the candidates
who may be presented for the snfirages Of the
American people for the two highest Offices in
their gift, by the National Democratic Conven.
ton which will assemble in Baltimore on the LIST
of June next
The first number Of ssTHE CAMPAIGN" will
contain a complete ANALYSIS of the state Of par
ties when General Taylor was elected, review
Of the causes which defeated the democratic
nominations, and exposition of the consider
atoms which justify the belief that the people of
CHIIeu OtuteS, dIteT witnessing Tie tHdUIIity
Of the wing party to fulfill its pledges and to
conduct the federal administration in the manner
best calculated tn promote and secure the gen.
eral interest, await anxiously the opportunity to
place the ship of state in more competent, vigil
ant, and patriotic hands. During the discussions
which will be called out by the approaching
canvss, it will be the object Of this paper to
furnish timely information 10 the people, and
well-consdered articles upon such facts and cir
cumstances as may be necessary to thorough
understanding Of the state of the contest and the
principles which IRE in issue between the two
parties.
II It's Gerry desirable that subscribers should
hare their names entered precious to the LIST of
June, (the day Of the oDening Of the cnnrass,)
as I connot guaranty to furnish back numbers to
those naho shall subscribe after the issue Of the
third number.
TERMS;
"THE CAMPAIGN" will be printed on sheet
similar in size, style, and execution, to that
issued from this office in 1646, and folded in
convenient form for binding, at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs furnished with copies for s..
Do do 10 do 10
Do do 20 do 10
The last number of "THE CAMPAIGN" will
be published after the election, and will contain
the official returns Of the canvass in every
State.
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
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St,ayed or stolen,

stfAyed Or stolen,
EROM the subscriber, living at Centre
Il Grove, in Dubuque county, on or about
the 10th inst, small, brown MARE, years
old this spring, and about Ia hands high. She
has white spot covering near half the left
hind foot, and narrow white strip down the
forehead.
Any information Of said Mare will be thank
fully received, and all expenses be paid
JOHN CLAYTON
Centre Grove, May IA, ls52-d4twlt.
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Spring Goods!
from! 0.d Wllar are You goi:,. ="
I come; and INN goiuo TO + Thomos'

u
from! O,.d whar are y0n goi:,. -
come and INN going to J. q. Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
to buy the Cheapest the Best the Latest Style and the
most elegant Goods ever brought this any other
ket.
GExrLEMES lie has for your Wives Swecth,arts and
daughters. 81 ks-plan. figured striped Lawns Cling
hams Calicoes Plain Swiss Muslins, Figured do French
iigur Jaconets Jaconet Cambria aus Grass Cloth
Skirrings BonHets, Bonnet Rhbands, Neck Ribhands
--latest styles Oils for the ha-such as vestahle Moello
de bnui' fhiocume, etc;
Jenny Lind, Elcomer and Kate Hayes Combs
{rare art cles)
SHOES:
he latest STYLE and Of al varieties There are many 9TH
articles to be found Thomas and cheap that il
beats all Creation, sand the rest Of mankind"
For rHr GESTIEMEN, IiE HAs:-French Cloths and
tassimefes, Doe skins Ribbed Cashmere, satin Eetngs
Marsailes yesiings DENNIS Blue brown Drills, Tweeds,
all wool California Cottonades Old oe Ripka's Stripes
Verona Twils, Oxford Mkt black hue and grey Sui
netts French Plaid Tweed and such an all fired sig nj OF
other 'fxings for Gont!cmens wear such az
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants Vests Drawers, Winchester
Shirts, Warranted to ft,l &c. &c:
HUZZA. HUZZA.
WE'LL this excels all-the real Kossuta Boots, (made
French calf skin) and kip skin; coarse Boots, boy .
Boots, mems fine & coarse shoes boy hne ana coarse
Shoes and all other kinds Of Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Java Laguara Havana and Rio Janeiro Coffee; crushed
clarified and New Orleans Sugar Imperial, Gunpowdcr
and Young Tyson Tea, house, ~ o. ard Plantation
Moasses Raisins candies, cloves, nunegs saaratus,
&c.
a FEW BARRELS OLD BORBOUN.
Starr and mould candies, natural leaf Tobacco and all
other weeds Rice Ginger, Mustard and every article
the Grocery line. Family Flour, Of the best quality,
always on hand,
lie will he glad to see YOU ALL Bring your Wives your
Sweetearts, neahhors your friendsand above all
bring your MONEY Iiei always ready bid you seed
Speed" All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
please scall ard settle.'
Dubuque, March %, dwy ID. THOMAS.
T.. S.-Wanted, first ratio boy.
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LA,p Ur.-We learn. thYt Capt. Morehouse
has hid mp the Dsknpus, but for the present
oaly
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NEW ORLEANS. Nav 10.

y !" I"@E" VIZ '''"J TO-
A public dinner was given to Sydney Smith,
the British Consul at Havana. Speeches
were made, complementary to him for his ex-
treme kindness to the Amarcan prisoners in
the Lopez expedition.
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RivER.-still falling slowly
New JrssEr he declared in favor or Cas-,
% far . the Democracy arc concerned
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Notice

Notice
rs hereby given, that will the Oath day Of June
next sell 10 the highest bidder at store, in this
city, box and one barrel, marked 81 Shepard which
Were received by from the STEINER Shenandoah, on
the eth Of November 1885, to satisfy charges interest
and cost. p. NAPLES Il Co.
Dubuque May 26, 1852.
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Domestic Market.
NEW YoRK, May 20-Evening.
Sales 1880 barrels flour State 81 l24 Ohio
81 I24 to 81 80.
Sales $500 bushels Genesse white wheat 81
0Sa to Sill.
sales 81, 800 bushels corn at 81 to 64lc.
Sales 1000 bushels rye al SIC.
Pork dull and unchanged; receipts large.
Beef unchanged.
Sales 1000 boxes Cuba and Matanzas suga
at 4ic. Puerto Rico sugar sic, New Orleans
5ac.
Sales $500 bags of Java coffee at l0ato lie
Laguyara Of to 9ac,
Sales 1000 gallon lnseed oil at Sc to 63c.
Whisky 2i4c.
BALTIMORE, May 2O-r.M.
Sales to-day 1900 bbls Howard st. -four a
s. l2}, $4,000 bbls city mills, March and Apr
inspection, 81 90 81 IA; also 300 bbls fresl
inspection at same price.
By o'Reily Southern Line.
New ORLEANS, May 90.
Eclipse left last night among the passenger
are N. P. Willis, and Sidney Smith.
Arrived this morning. Griffin Yea,man, Gen
Scott, and George Collier.
MrMruIs, May 20, Pm
w, x'her still cool. The planters are yer,
much discouraged about the crops.
River falling slowly.
CAPITAL.
II is stated that large amounts of New Yorl
capital have been offered, at two and tire,
months, in State street, Boston, at per cent.
and refused, months, good ranes, can b,
cashcd in Wall street at 5 per cent, and rapc
at the same date in Philadelphia 81, and tn,
Banks there are discounting patches Of choc.
names at 5 per cent.
MONEY IN ENGLAND.
TheLondon newspapers assert, shat the abnr
dance of capital seeking investment has had M
precedent like it in the whole financial histor,
of England"
FLOUR.
Fifty thousand barrels Of Flour were shippet
from New York in the fur days prior to tn,
18th instant--the greater portion of il went I,
Liverpool;
TELEGRAPH LINES.
We learn that consolidation has been effec
ted Of the Peoples Line (O'Reily) and ,h.
Morse Line, extending from Louisville to New
Orleans and thence to New. York.
TELEGRAPHEDT TO THE st. LOUIS IN
TELLIGENCER
r. We have received from Mr.. Dye, tn,
publisher of Dyes Counterfeit Detector, at Gin
cinnai, the following dispatch, dated,
Cincinnati, May 90;
NEW COUNTERFEIT
A new and excellent counterfeit $50 note o
the Louisville Bank has just been issued.
BY O,Rielly Eastern LIN.
New York, Map 90.
In Money, Stocks and Sterling Exhange nj
change since yesterday.
Eas declined a trifle and is heavy at $l6 25
LEAD.
Is firm 1t "a IS, for soft Galena.
By O'Rely southcrn.l,nc
N. ORLEANS, May 2U-night
Ohio -four dull at % 5Oa$3 SIS.
Corn active; sales 10000 bushels at 45a5Oc
Oats, Soc.
Lard, prime in barrels held at loo.
Bacon, sales 30 casks sides at 91c.
Whiskey, i6Ic.
Mess pork dull at ST. IS.
Hay, Western, large sales at $16 50.
Cotton, sales to day 5000 bales at advanc
since Africa's news.
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Spring Arrival of ScaSOnable
GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
am receiving my Spring Srock GooDs adapted to the
i season. In the way of SILK, FAScY DREss Goops
] have full and well selected assortment, and con
dent that my Goods will please Painted Berages Be-
de LANES, Painted Lawns, Muslin de LANES, with
buttons and trimmings Bonnets Of almost every doscrp
ton, with Ribbons and Artieials; Gloves and all kinds
of Hosiery, Taces, Muslins, Edgngs and insert'ngs'
CnniIs Is also complete and prices will suit you
OF HARDWARE | have
a anal, stock and QUEENSWARE good supply, en-
bracinr about every article usually called for. Also
ment of Boots Brogans and Ladies' Caters, Boot
ees Walking Shoes and 81 ppers. Always the best ar
tice of Groceries of description. You will find
ready to show you and sell my Goods at all times Call
and examine for yourselves. -
&c. WEATHERBY,
Main Street one door above the Miners Bank.
Dubuque, April T--dwly
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
AFRICA.

NEW York, May 20.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived this morn
ing from Liverpool.
ENGLASD.-The London Times states the
shipping returns for the month ending April, 5;h
show decrease Of entrances and clearances
compared with last year.
The German emigration from Liverpool is
large.
A project is agitated in London to build tow
er 900 feet high with the materials of,he chrys-
tai Palace.
The case of Col. Fremont was heard in court
on Monday. The whole matter was referred
for an amendment before decision, though the
court considered Fremont responsible tor the
bill
lie Steamer Harbinger arrived at Plymouth
with adyic,.s from he seat of war at he Cape
Lieut.. Gen. Ca,lcart arrived ~ on the 18th
March with troops. Un her passage the Hegira
took FIRE three times; the Coz. gave out, and
the troops were placed on short allowance.
The Caffres avoided gene raj battle, on March
Efh
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COrkery's General Agency

COrkery's General Agency.
T AND WARRANTS for sale, one OF a dozen.
IL Improved Farms for sale, of all sizes and prices
CITY PROPERTY for sale,
Houses and Lots in great variety
CASH DRAFTS on England Ireland and Scotland.
PASSAGE TICKETS for sale to bring out emigrants
from Liverpool.
INSURANCE on Life, Fire, Cargo. and Freight risks.
DEEDS, BONDS and Mortgages written out and gem
cies generally attended TO, by
CHAS. CORKERY,
may l8-dwyJ Notary Public.
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Eagle Point Ferry.

NOR crossing Wagon and pair OF Horses, win oao
II and driver from the east side of tho river, @5t!
City will Re charged Each additional pair OF rses o.
oxen, twenty five cents.
THOMAS McCRANEY
Eagle Point, Iowa, April 10th, 1889. w2m
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gAcopper mine, the ore of which is estima.
ted to be worth ESQ ton, has been discovered
on the coast of Africa. Parties from Liverpool
are about sending out to work it,
II The small pox is raging in ne yeral east.
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PROSPECTUS.
UTuE CAMP AIGN:D

For Publishing at Fashinron, d. c. during the
approaching Presidential Canpass, a Weekly
PMner tn kx entitled
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Administration NOfice.

STATE OF IOWA, -.
DUBUQUE CouNrY. 3d.
DUBUQUE COUNTY couRT-Apsu
TERM, 1882
A DMISisTKATIONu upon the Estate of George pfeil.
"A er late Of said county, deceased has been gran led
TO Joseph Pfeiier All persons having claims against
said Estate, will pr sent and establish the same before
said Court, as required by law.
Dubuque, April 81, 1852. w4t
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dubuque New Stationery.
ROCK STORE.

CHARLES RATTRAY, hegs To inform the inhabt
~ ants OF Dubuque and surrounding country, that he
has commenced the above business in that comodlous
stor: mm diateiy md the City Hotel, where he will
be HAPPY them with thing III the above line
lie has.
SCHOOL BOOKS
OF every variety used in ,he State, writing hooks
States, ink, qnil and steel Pens. etc.
STATIONERY &. PIPER
OF all kinds sizes and qualities r the fues, writing
the coarsest wrapping.
BLANK BOOKS
Account and Mercantile CT all sizes on hand nr made TO
pattern al the shortest notice
LITERATURE
C. r. will keep hand assortment of all kinds of
Magazines.
WALL Paper of the newest styles
As G. R. will employ his whole in the Trade he
hopes by diligence and earnest enjeavor ple,se to
meet part of the public patronage fmay %, dw2ml
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Mineral Paint,

Fashion! Fashion! Fashion!!!
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE,
DU BUQUE.
MISS GREEN, respectfully announce to the Ladi.s,
wi that she has returned from ST. Ionis. where she
has been personally selecting splendid assortment Of
Bonnets everv kind and Fashion, in Silk Grape Lace
Straw. Chip, Gimp, &c.. &c.
Also
Young Ladies Hats or at variety of Collars: Laoes;
Capes Muslin Sleeves; Ribbon trimmings ind Flow
of the richest description.
She will have constantly hand during the season,
succession of novelties and hopes by strict attention
business aud her very moderate charges to merit lib
eral share of the public patronage;
Miss G. trkes this opportunity of thanking the Ladies
of Dubuque and its extensive neghborhood for past IA
vor5.
10 Mourning and Wedding orders promptly attended
to. may dw4m Main street, corner of Tenth.
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NOTICE.

CTRAYED or stolen D m the subscriber living on
- the middle fork of the Little Maqnokea, Dubuque
county, in Sept. last Stud Colt three years old this
Spring larger for the age dark bay, with black
and TAIL long ears, small white Spot in the forehead
any person giving information of the te
the Miners Express Office win be literally reward by
me. WALTER COOK.
March Twin.