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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Inf,mous Bcyond sIeasure.

The Aboliticnis's are preparing to celebrate
the first anniversary of tho rescue Of s.Jcrry" a,
Syracuse, on the lst Of Oc,ober next The
Syracuse j,urnal, Scott aud Graham paper,
publishes . l,ng and strong appeal to the Abo-
1tionisfs in the State and tn, c .un'ry round
ahnui, To he pres NJ end listen T. the IIal.s, the
Rlack D.ngl,ss =, the Lucrrta Motifs, the
(;erri, Smiths, the Gsrrisons and the Cid
dinsaes. wha are announced as the speakers.
The misrrably wretched and delad-d victims
# fanaticism who thus congregae 10 common
craie the triumph Of mnb violence, over the
su,ne IRON the protection Of that law which they
have 50 wantnniy violated; and although their
designs are Of the most nefarious character, it is
bic hoped that the law and order portion Of
she community Of Syracuse, will treat them and
their insane harangu.s, with that silent con-
tempt which they merit
William H. Seward ought 10 be present t.
make the company complete. The man who
takes solemn cath to supp -rt the constitution
OF the U.ited States, and then claims on th
h,or Of the Senate. "higher law" than the
constitution-the rman who headed the mob at
Syraeuse, ba,led the criminal and frassed the
rabble, is . st companion FOR the negro Fred
d ,ugias whose doctrine is, Tint the slaves should
revolt and murder their masters.
It's about time that public contempt should
ffown down these wreched creatures, who are
tampering with the most sacred rights OF the peo-
pie, setting law at defiance and end,ng-ring the
peace, welfare and safety Of the country We
want to see NJ personal violence used towards
them, but we want to see them enveloped in a
starm Of public indignation and odium, which
will mark them - traitors TO their country. alb
hosred By all enlightened and we'll disposed
men.
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DOCTOR KIRKUP,
RESIDENCE AT THE Cry HOTEL.
OvlIcE GLuBE BrIIp,yG
Notice Of PROBATE Of w....

ON the first Monday Of October .xt, the will Of
" IiUnora Nc Mahan, widow of Simon Nc Mahon dc
reasrd (ate of iubnQue county, will before tia
County COur FIR frns,ate AT which Iue All erSans in.
teresIed will art mi and ,h,w why said W Ii
should not be admitted "a i'r,shcI.
Ey oricros II! co,,rg r4irt,
UGHJ RCPGri Clerk.
Sept Is 52-d1tgwTt.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

wEmerson IL Shields are receiving large
supplies, to their already immense stock.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
UttEDN SALE.
TrN,TED STATES PROPERTY.

Ht"IEVN = NUE.
UNITED ST4TES PROPERTY.
WILL. hs Sold AT Public Auction on Saturday the
w 25th inst at 10 o'clock AN, in front OF e
Srrv. Generals ,fIicc. in . Cay If Dumnu
pair Of match d Grey Horses pair nj maicbed
III tx H5r es, other Horses, venteen yoke Of
Oxen odd Ok, three Cows, four OK asEuns two
D,.the-horse Wagons. one Ok Cart three Sets Tar
n. S. il l. at Tents, Wagon Covers, Park Saddles,
Riding Saddles and Bricks ais hne Lot Blan-
ketS, 'r,o' Che.t and Tools, IS Chests, and
in addition ta above, will he sold, o5 half hs OF
Pork Ri half "hl.. sup fine Flour. half hhs.
Pilot Bread 3 81 sacks Of Beans Dbl Dried Apples,
ne half bLl Of Rice, and sundry small l"Is Of Camp
stores r. COX, Auction, or.
nuhrqr, septoats wds
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
A yOICET0 TEIEpUEss.l FROM
The PEOPLES Store!


TIME suhscr would hereby inform III people gen.
i eral in III country well as in the cry, that
by regular sys'e Of progrcss re has enlarged his
business Tie has recently returned from the Easier
cities, having ttcd the puchase Of an entire Nfn
and bgautnl assortment Of staple a. d Fancy l'ry
Goods Of every Sly lie and quality adapted to the demands
Of the IN trket.
1T TIE PEOPLES STORE can he found
general assorm NJ Of family groceries, 4 superior lot
OF fashionable Hats ard Caps OF every grade: fine
lot of RUFFst yer, h, avs stuck Of Boots and Shes
Leather and Findings, III
WHOLES4LE IND REFILL.
The snbscrih<r has lie six years in the Boot and
Shoe business, and has Ind hcrtl patronage. Tie vii
therefore continue this branch OF the hu>inSs as eytel
sivc heretofore in connection with the Dry q nd>-
lie takes this opportunity return thanks 10 old friends
and Customers assuring them Of desire TO scrvc teih
better than
Quick !Salcs and Small Profits is nv MOTTO
7 hose wi hing cheap goods will find the Peoples 80
at the Sign OF the Bio BDOT ut III. place tor tn,
and the store open ir six o'clock until nine anG The
subscriber and his Clerks prom and acc mmndating
August Both, dwy ID DECKER
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PRICES REDUCED.

To enable I'll nvads TO enjoy the advantages OF ,s,
great restorative powers
Single Bo.tle IS cents
Also for sale by Eff GILLESPIE
Dubuque, log
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and Iowa
/. II. BiARSLET.
Jul. Se 1854 wly. St rsyl.s, Nc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
WM. TAYLOR,
CYRUS BEKKiLL

Dubuque Rope Il Irvine Factory,
ne undersigned continuing rarry the business
commenced under the late firm of Taylor. Bcrk i'll
and Noreland, would respectfully solicit continuance
OF the heretofore extended patronage by Merchants ot
this city, and at the time would ALL thai
there will be neither energy nor ingenuity wanting
furnish such an article Of Cordagc &c, cannot bu
give enfirs satisfaction. VIM. TAYLOR l. Co.
Sept. IA. dwtf
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D o'Rsiuy E..srr. Line:

BAarsxoRE, Sept %.
Thesngil " alse South 10 through-no news.
~ cA6s.estoa Oh Thursday there were deaths
sfyelisx syess s24 ss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

NIX. ~. j. EII.sVAN, has lain off his ho,ltl,y am!
NA Picturesque tract or Land the iI..l, near the
Residence OF hon. Geo. w. JoSEs into lots of ON
hAtf t. THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each.
Win el"h streets from forty 10 sixty five feet wide
me SITUATION commands delightful view Of the sur
ronfng country, and is far removed from the mias-
hdtie influences" al the river, that Doctors visits will b.
= icwand tar b"twtcn.' There two never fan.
lrnss on the Plat and good well water can he had
on any Lot AZ depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots
grear nsag"G by Of the best citizens CT Dubuque
and ash are designed FIR the suburban residences Of
respectable persons N.Y. is rcc"nm nhcd that appca-
fion bemadr soon To CHAS CDRKERY Agent.
~ T. Plat shcwingte number and contents of cacI,
" niay he Sc, al the Agents sffice. J. 7-dti
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men, Of IRON, STEEL, STOVES,
CASTINGS IL TlNWARE,
than ,rer before offer in this market. Those wishing
| 10 purchase either II
W nOIpsaIc or Retail.
arc invited 10 calL As To prices. leave the pnr
cha ser to d,crinr whether they high or low One
thing we can safev say We have the goods hey Werr
bought the b'st aud IN the best market and We
are anxious to sell them
~ sign Of the SLIGO IRoN & H.sowApE, No. IL,
BANK K, wv, MAIN :fREEr.
Dubuque, Aug 26, so. dsw-y
Scales.
nl.ATFORM, Counter, Tarpian, Tea and Pastry
sale nv FARLEY & CHRISTNAN.
ID Ell LOWS, Anvlis, Vices, Sedges, Hammers and
ID To4s, large assortment IN storeand for sale
FARLEY u CHRISTIAN
4 LARGE quantIt, Of galvanized chain and pump
'A'''~' F.aRLEY and CHRIST.uaN
q FIEET Iron nd Tin rlate.-loo bundles sheet iron
y and so boxes tin plate in store and for sale by
F4RLEY and CHRI,7.MiN:
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS
arr stick Flames uf all kinds. hatchets hammers,
~ drawing knives. etc, etc, is largo and complete
Also took of House furnishing lardwarcis complete
ard extensive and i'll he sold al prices that cannot tau
TO SUIT purchasers s t ou LEY and cHRls7Ms
n Casks of Log and Trace chains, just received per
/ IL Excelsior, and for sale by FEC,
z n Boxes simonds', Collins, and Davis axes, just
W r, ceiyed and for sale nv
FARLEY CHRISTIAN.
-nO KEGS of Nails received by Excelsior, for sale
DUU FARLEY Il CHRISTIAN.
n DOZ. shovcls and spades. variety of brands in
DtJ store and for sale by F. and e.
INN PLATE ctc.-A large lot of Tin Plate, Shct
/ Bras and Copp r, Sheet link. Lead Pipe. etc IN
store and for sale 10y FARLEY and CHR1siMAN
Aug. 10 dwy.
CTEEI-s large lot of cast steel. r. p. Steel, A. B.
y Steel Spring and slab do in and for sale bv
Aug. 70, dwy FARLEY and CiiRlsTMAN
GOOD assortment of iron Ayes, Buggy Syringe
n Sntas Bellows. Mouse, Hale and Am rican an
vils Crowbars, S:dees, Hammers, &c. in store a,' "
sale by FARLEY ana CHRfSl
$4,000 S e.ss , rs Tor "pd sl,.r f lot or
EST Tin ware al reduced prices. n,,eru,D
,Iigo and Tyrc.ie IRON.
~ ToVS ,,sor,od mar ~, ass5 bundles assorted
I'll sm,u r. N hn,, YES hoop Iron: 81 bundles
-, - IN hrnit.s vail Rod IrJr; leo bars slab
F, - 1901 ~. H. arrivl ls and tor sal.
' y FARLEY and CHRI.TMAN.
Aug. 81, ,5alawy
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deduction will he made TO pupils rnl,sninx the
namenfal mid
Pupils entering during III wi be charged proper
ton,tcly but no deduction will be mad; for abssncc
except IN cases Of sickness
d,,c,,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Important to Eaousckccpers!

~ Bills old Cectifet Cincinnati, aid ~. Louis
u Whiskey, New York French Brandy old
cider, Vinegar, tor ,ale by
GELPCKE and SCHROEDER.
OYST ERs-I.ohstr rs, sardines, Pickles, and prime
~ Wc.:crn Reserve 'hrose. Just received IA nj fui
"a Q by TAug3dwy, GELrCkE aud SCHROEDER.
DNRK REEF, and LARD--A Good rtirl,, and for
L sale b, the barrel or sound, al m, Warel on
the landing. Also cho,ce lot of Bacm IIar sides
.tould re- and warranted coed nv G. T. \ ES.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Sheriff Sale.

" rs. S'''"' ~ vr-uc of an execution
JAMES .. WrLLAMs } to me directed, issued b. the
Clerk tbs District Court in and the county Of Du-
mtuq' State OF Iowa, Against defendant will on
IN 18th day Of October u 1859, between the lHrS 81
9o'rIock 4 NJ and O'Clock VI Of that day at the
door Of The Court iiouse said county, expose typaa
lie sale AL of the right and tile, interest, clam and
properly OF lam rs Williams in and ~ tina diowinr
desc b2d ed Estate 10 witt lie East bali OF fh'
North 'asf 'arter of Section Twenty four(24) Town
ship s9, NJ rth Range asst Of the 5 p w. for cash T.
satisfy said writ as / am theron naIded.
W. G. STEWART, She if,
Sent n. 1Si3--w't RvJ RrcKETTs Deputy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

rVNIiE :. W. quarter Of section %, and the East 'a
ni the south cast quarter, of section % in Township
81. n"s'nt rrnge OF the Still principle Ma rdian
taWa containing 40 acfec-mnre or less.
This land Is about HAIR tiniher VOL
re,ed is choice wheat land, veuieur 10 Scbn,. and
Mills l. plrti, improved, and is known land owned
by George w. Iundleck.
ANY person desiring purchase good farm would de
VIII 10 look NJ his ealiy offered sacrifice.
N-y.For particulars enquire 81 GEO. w. BURTON
NJ
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

,srOBACCO-fhewing and Snoljne: Ciesrs anA
Snuff, including the mo.' favor d brands, Ter sale
by CEt.PtKE Il SCHROEDER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

w ATED imncdi1el, "a sprghtly hoy, ahc u IA a
w Years ct age, 10 attend welier's >tort, and
10 anthe business. None need apply. except - car
com Will rec, nneEGcd. Apply 10 b. CARSUN & co
Dubuque, Jul, 9th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
IVA l9SI:tI ri
FRESH GstOtsi FsfEs.

Mustard
HAVE received supply Of sup rior Mustard, tor SAT-
i by package or pound at the Drug Store of
may 3 GILI'ENfiE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

.s i' Fieis'h'n'Ss Is Hot surpassed by any
For terms, muir ofc. c Hewitt, at the Civ uore,
or at this office. Dubuque, July 1854 1T
i Express for two arcessi, ? weeks IN III y =,
this dats, meeting Of Ties har h idsr d h. nan%
Globe Hall in the cit. OF Duh,i4,e '''' ~ ''
On rnuf the following attachments wer. mani
mouslv ad,lhet:--
l. Thai Article Sd b. an,enoed to .,a 90 8,
"1he capital stock Of The company sin, = ~ ga
which ma, b. increase IS na priv III 10 Sn1Iiot
dcrs. TIE stock shall be divided into state, 25 90
each"
end. That Article OH he stricken cur, ard fe ~.
lowing b. substituted therefor: Fnm and aft, th.
h day of September 1852 no share shall he snid tr
less than S250l in cash ard from and after th II dv
Of October 1889 share shall be sold unless with t
consent OF 'njony of the S'nc khtdcrs Nothing N
this article .,elng intended interfere " III proper
transfer OF sock which may be in existence pfiir 10
LIST October, 1852"
3rd 1'at Article 10Th he arnen'ei 60 az n require
only weeks publication tius and place ola spe
Ciai meeting of Shareholders
4th. That Article nth be amanded 10 require
only the OF majority of the Stockholders 10
rrnend The Article of Incorporation.
5tn. TIT the Articles be generally amended so
to authorize he r"npan, 70 extend the al from Sage
vile, inttrsect the road irur Rurt'S furnace
10 Dubuque Chloe's fork OF the hide MaquJk, Ia
River, a. per diagram on rrtort
9th That the Secretary be- dir c'ed to publish the
above amendments, and have copies fine same recorded
according to law.
The affirmative vote on t- above amendments wa.
of incorp,ritun
! J DYE President.
w. J BARNEY, Sccy
PLATT SMITH. lr
TIMOTHY DAVIS, -
l.. MALONEY.
Dubuque, Sept. eth, 1852.
DuBUquE, Sept. s, 1852.
At Meeting of Board of hi ectos Of Dubuque and
Sageville Plank Road company Pre.cnt--j. j. Dyer,
President, w. j. Barney, secretary lait Sinth Drec
or, ii unanimously resoived--
It. 7 hat all sh tres "f stock which the first in
std I'm Mt hal only paid should be forfeited. 10 wit:
The shares of Adam Y, aser, Adam Shereil, Will m
Johnson. G. NJ. Leonarl, James +. Chapman, ano
Michael Peters
2nd. That all shares Of Sfork on which full payment
mad before Isl October next. should be for
cited, and thar the Secretary be directed to publish
notice 70 that effect in of the newspapers OF the city
If Dubuque.
7uesf: w. j. BARNEY,
sept II d"toct Secretary.
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80 $1,000 =
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~ HEEN AppI,s rereiveh, and i'll he kept CONSTANT y
" on hand for sal by the bh my hou.e on
lie Landing. aug G. 1927 G. Y. WEST.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-15

. II mas Deen tn6 unlIOTm pOtCy OF tnlo
Government from its foundation to the pre-.
sent day to abstain from all interference
in the domestic affairs of other nations.
The consequence has bsen that while the
nations Of Europe have been engaged in
desolating wars, our country has pursued
its peacsfulcourse 10 unexampled prosperi-
ty and happiness. The wars in whichwe
have been compelled to engage, lin defence
Of the rights and honor Of the country.
have been fortunately Of short duration.
During the terrific contest Of nation against
nation, which succeeded the French revo.
luton, we were enabled by the wisdom and
frmness ofPfesident Washington to main
tain our neutrality. While other nations
we're drawn into this wide sweeping whirl.
pool, we sat quiet and unmoved upon our
own shores. While the flower Of thsir
numerous armies was wasted by disease
or persisted by hundreds ~ofthousands upon
the battlefield. the youth of this favored
land were permitted to enjoy the blessings
Of peaos beneath the paternal roof While
the States Of Europe incurred enormous
debts. under the burden of which their
subjects still groan and which must absorb
no small part Of the product Of the honest
industry, Of those countries for gsnerations
to coms,sths United States have oncs been
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n II q
'Tis sad to leave the lovely world.
The blazoned banner Of the sky,
And all Of Earth's sublimity,
Are, day by day, in light unfurled,
In glory float before the eye
The practiced ear and eye are clearer,
The heart is deeper, Nature dearer,
From year to year: tits sad to die.
'Tis hard to leave the busy world
10 feel our courage mounting high
On thoughts that just begin to fly,
Then arrow-struck and swiftly hurled
Downward to dim obscurity.
Our life is always beginning,
A hope of honor worth the winning;
We hope to do, and hoping, die. 4.
'Tis hard to leave stormy world,
When every watcher may descry rs
A happy Future drawing nigh,
And all the nations, onward whirled,
Behold the sunny shores that lie
Beyond that ever -heaving ocean
;. The Present, with its wild commotion
Alas, to see, to sink, to die!
And yet to leave weary earth
For higher life, is well, we know.
Our being is q constant flow,
And death itself, is newer birth;
The seed decays that it may grow;
A world sublime awaits the dying ~
Who purely lived. Away with signing !;
The Past is passed tits well to CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
TEAslmlmsra l Gdhpowds Young H.son and Black in chests,
Of the Of ships Hazard Joseph Bates Minstrel Tartar
lieher laad, Ariel, barks Great Britain, Oriental,
TOBACCOIedro Aliens Bros Robinson Sydno Tom
Thomas Fl Dorado, EsmerHda, Yellow Pine Apple
Graph Barker Jones Son. and other
WHITE SuG ARS5o packages crushed loaf powdered
rings, Philadelphia.
COFFEE-s00 bags Rio.
100 bags
bUTTER-50 frkins Goshen
: C1fEESE-i00 boxes English Dhiry.
PiCKLES-Bensc chotens, Underwood l. Wells Miller 4
Provosts, in variety Of packages
PRESERvES--50 boxes Dqiehtys philadelphia.
C1DER-15 bbls. Philadepiia Champagne
ALE AND PORTER-10s bbls. Rsynold's
RICE-50 chsks fresh. &I
CODFISH--50 boxes. Il &s{
MACKEREI--No WAoes halves and ora l50 pkys
No. 8, ~ bhs. - -
No. /, q bbs and 100 half bbls
With large and general WINES BRANDIEs Staple
and Fancy GROCERIES generally. - r
d3o E. j. HART Il CO., 10 Tchoupitouas st
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~ hta numerous patrons at very t
3, n Of the following, viz, -
q Per broche Antique Silks;
T. plored Armure Silks;
flriped Infets Silks;
Nigh eolored plain Paalt de Soiei
sek broeAdc Fasonnee;
| Manageable and Chena fnconnee
elbrpidersd Damask and plain
fcnlt dc Sole slA
tIira rich ChangrAble and Chanie
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offBIs WHOLtI5ALE AM REi AL
,daced prices. The stoe consists In
tEnglish, French and Apsrfan Cali
eots;
A complete assortment u EDglinh,
! German and French Hpsefy;
Superior white and e,iru SILK
Il Hose and Hnlf Hose.
| GLOVES AND M1'U.
Buck, ,Chamois, Kid, Casluief, SILK,
! Filoselfi md Filet, Of evtry de-
]. seriptioI. I.
LACE GOODs,
Ia large and elegant .ssertient o.
| Vnlenciennes, lcngiisi, Freili and
Il German I.aees, and %. Emhoide-
RES;
lsnperior 6-l9 and 1874 Linen Aest-
; Damnsk Table Linens ind NaEins,
new and splendid sFies;
Ia Irish and GerInu 1.tnent and
1 LAWNS;
/ Linen cnnhric HdkA plain;
4 Embroidered and edored bordred
Curtain STUFF, eibroidered .,ee
i and Muslin, Sill and Welen
Il Dan,ask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy krrscys, koayells, I.insys,
l Jeans, DeniAis, Stripes and Gt-
| tonaies;
lSuper French Bed Rlankets;
HEAVY Grainer Plantation do, vey
superior.
eaA the ntt-ntionof factors aud plai
use. 1t is very complete, aud th
,reat care and j,'aginensthe result I
Inc. $40 II
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TO RENT.

YNO RENT--A two story Frame House. -
nearly containing room Seventh M
ward Second Mnnicaly The prrmses }ia per
auia If "A. BOWERS, ia Magazine street.
yNO LET-Several Small Houses, one in a.
IL Greenrir, all ready furnished. Inquire of E!D
dll lsos N. HOLMES Grnyi.t 81.
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NJOyEI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will

NUVEL NTEhFhIoE@Prop0salS VIII be
received from the steamships
chase Of steam vessel suited to convey Circus Company with
Hn onies and about 30 tons of freight
and orss on for vo and pursuing
through the Straits Magellan the
Francisco enica thence
of such Aae aud European ports be deemed ndva
bic to stop H.. ..
Security for the faithful performance Of will given
rlnied Communications addressed 10 DAN RICE st. Charles
will tg ate 10 X (.
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BOARDING AND COFFEE-HO FOR a
Sosa, ssALEna onn well known ,o4deg and Coffee
the urnue and nnexpred having year with
III privilege renewal the end of tba TIE
doing business in both
ns about to in other only for spesnr
Dc ta1 THOMAS NrNiIJAN p,onr;s,or
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.lNEW GoODs,-P. Nv. WOoDLIEE No. Is
y Carsrea has received per steamships neld Scott
,n Empire CITY and Dy the sailing packets from Ss igs Ss;
ED STAPLE DRY GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed 10 sEnt variety
toll recherehe style which he ors AN RETAIL
hs patrons At very reduced prices The so conH
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD co.,
EsclNRgns 0FrIc., CARRoLLroS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi
~ Office until IL O'clock MONDAY january deliver
Of about l9 600 feet Of long leaf hard YELLOW Pill
TIMBER from 10 to l2 inches
% 900 running feet Of s by R II tetong timber above
Of Sinking Red Cypress
Payments in cash the timber according speefcao,
which be this office.
Good and sufficient security will be required.
d9I I'd JOHN HAslPSOS Chief Engineer.
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ADDLERY, HARNESS. Fta1

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware 60
y yiou.e.,-ANpREW q BULL Co. No. Is Canal I'M
SIa between Camp and magazine streets,
hayssiiniy Hard large and complete Saddles
Ba. arngales, Trunks Whips, Skrng, Harness aud Bride
%atf tpgsk, sADDLERS' TOOLS and Trimming of every
scrtpa. At No. 10 CANAL STREET
G L ca
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hK. IACRUE'S, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
discovered for the TEETH GUMS keeps The Teeth free from
rtfr and son and bleeding health
consequently sweet breath For proof the above
To bc had of the Agents, viz
DIR. GILBERT, Poydras street.
CLARKE 4 ALLISON, st. Charles
P. L. MASSEY, Camp tilaviar
J. WRIGHT, ISL Chartres street.
]. SYME, Canal and Caronielet streets.
A. KENDALL 4 CO., Magazine street.
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydras street
z. C.NfSTRAND, corner Apollo and Clio SITS.
GEO. REED Nsyndes md Euterpe
H. RALTEYER, OF jackson Ievee
Lafayette the MANUFACTURERS aonpe street
SowOreana. led Iyln
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF COMPRESSED
COTTON, SHIP MASTERS AND OWNERSHIP. proprietors
Of Independent Cotton Press have completed their Buildings
Presses ana arc ready to receive orders
pressing Cotton. Y ~
Having put our Presses to the fully
than ii can be done by any press the city.
We fully that ship have complained for several
with JUSTICE that only to pay more for
ting cotton compressed here than in other they
osp from this port they could from owing 10 lie md
We have erected partly that
under such accusation And farther HSInuie an
bn the establishment Leeds Co. Of w.
would therefore all who take call
md witness their hubug
- ~
We would therefore respectfully ask
call before making arrangements elsewhere. .
SHORTRII)GE LONGACRE,
Proprsors Of tho Independent Cotton Press corner Of
Il NeN md uis Ng,,
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T W. ARTHUR & Co, % and % New Leye

w. ARTHUR q w., e and ~ New Leyee
L. sreet, offer FOG sale-- ,ys
500 saek4 prime Rio Coffee; .s9-sH7set=t. .5.-s- q
100 srAs old Java and I.aguayra;
so hsla Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
$50 packages Green lind Black Ten;
SOoboxes Star and Adamaniine Candles
j lg boxes Sperm and Pearl Candles:
$50 boxes Fnmily, Oliene and No Soap;
no boxes Pickles, Sauces and Keichups;
Ip0 boxes Lemon and assorted Syrups;
$50 boxes Caret Muscat White Vino:
100 boxes Maieirs, Port and Champagne;
200 dozen choice Ale and Porter;
100 casks choice old and medium Brnndy
100 bba. old Bourbon and Monongahela;
50 bbs Peach Brandy Rum and Gin
300 hoxes fine and common Tobacco;
= $50 Cigars, assorted
Spices, Sauces, Oils Fruits, Nuts etc.
A 4, neral supply of Provisions. ms GOT