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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
HATS GAPS, BoNNETs, AND ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.

HATS GAPS, BoNNErs, AND ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.
F- WE are now receiving the largest and
~ best stock of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Artificial
Flowers, have ever had, to which we respectfully
call attention and examination OF buyers will be
found large full and complete. part Of which COM
srplsc STYLE FASHIONABLE HATS.
Moleskin, Silk Angola;
Beaver, Nutfia; muskiaG
Brush; Russia. Cashmere;
Low HATS:
silk; Angola; beaver;
Muskrat: Russia Cashmere;
Brush:
sort ruR HATS:
Cashmere; Brush; Beaver;
Seal; Muskrat;
OF the California, Mexican, Jenny Lind, Parodl, Hun
garan kossurh aud other styles, OF all coors and al
NEWS, roy. AND cnrLpREss WOOL HATS, of all colors
and grades, of the following tyles. viz:
Congress; Mexican; Hungarian,
Muntezuma; California; kossuth
Jenny Lind; Par2di; fai.ama;
Artist; Ashland; sporting;
STRAW GOODS:
Eight hundred cases assorted
Panama; Leghorn; Birds Eye;
Manilla Florence; PearI;
Marcaibo Coburg; California;
Canada; Rice; Dunstable;
Pedal; Hungarian; Chip and
Palm leaf:
CAPS:
Mems, boys and childrcn's plush, cloth velvcts and
glazed OF different sly les and quality.
Ladies' and misses spring style.
Silk and satin; (oss plain lace;
Grape and ribbon; Lace Ncapoitan;
Dunstahle; Tripoli and satin;
COburg; sp'n Alboni;
Pgrodi and chip; Queens own;
White and COLD CHIP; aid straw
Gross embroidered lace; Florence;
Bell goss and imp; Pedal;
Pearl and sain Pearl;
Hung Abam; Milan;
Tulid and satin; Am.chip;
Boron; Emb'd lace;
Mated straw; Goss cold lace;
ua;r ,pJJ
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

Iy- Lady Bulwer Lyttcn, after silence OF
ten wears, has written another novel, which
she has entitled "The School for husbands
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
BUFFALO, Feb. 90.

BUFFALO, Feb. %.
The Democratic City Convention met to-day,
and nominated William Williams, Of the firm
& Williams, for Mayor. The
Of wu,. 'lram Barton for tie
wings have n"minateu -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

Col. John II. Harmon, democrat, has been
ected Mayor Of Detroit, by 56l majority, car
ing every ward in the city. There are ak
mocratic, and two wing Aldermen elected.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,


Fresh Garden seeds.
GROWTH, 1851.
TINE Subscriber agent for f. Risley, Of the most
extensive seadsmen in the United States, has this
day received his Spring supplyever 5000 papers, and
offers them wholesale and retail, the sign Of the
good Samartin Main ST. Dubuque Iowa.
March 9--dwy. T. MASON.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
FSl1azn~ ,Fnl'aSs7" D
&tfyf.INt.t.aB GTW.1=
sssassssszE-r-sz! .ss-.1<s--.s-.zz
GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE

Consisting Of three first class beats,
NOMINEE, Capt .. SMITH.
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. Nj w LoDwIcK.
DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAKELr.
Leaving Galena,
The NOMINEE, Capt. q. Smith, Mondays, at 70
O'Clock. ~
days, at 10 O'Clock.
Thc BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. w. LoDwrcK, Fri
dnys, at l2 O'Clock.
The above Boats will regularly during The ensuing
Having the Mail Contract their punctuaty
b. relic They WITH remain at st. Paul sufficiently
long to enable passeng rs to visit the Falls OF ST. Antho
ny,
lssed and every attention viii be paid to passengers
and fr<ip,t They will Lave runctuay at the hour
named The Nominee will make tie trip so as not to
be Sunday.
Goods shipped the Agents at ST Louis or aieba, to
90 by this line, will be fnrwardd free of charge.
Galena being the termin of the great thoroughfdrcS
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the eastward, destined for the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by steamboat from this point
Also nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade
from Louis and other ports below into this port
for re-sip ment for points above:
AGENTS.:
Il F Sass, ST LOUIS Nelson, Gilbert Co;
y II Campbell x Go, Galcna; Nelson's Landing:
X West, Dubuque; Il Read, Lake Pepn
NJ Iangwortly do l. Tertzrl, Point Douglass;
A McGregor, Churchill 4 Nelson,
MrGregor's Landing: saltwater;
w Brishos, p. duChitn; w Rabcock, st PAUL. .
F d Cowles, Lansing; II Sargent do
Campbell & Smith; Russell < Rice, st Anthony;
la Crosse; James Peck & Co, Chicago;
Galena. Feb. %. dom
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,RREUy, .NOtnrn PHb7Ic. WV. ASHLEY
COOKERY & Jones.

COEsKlEfY IL JONES,
.4oents for Putiic Land matters Generality,
NOR claims ane 'Inands of any d scrption against
Il the Unit d States any of the Departments at
Washington; for sale or location of Bounty Land War
rants, purchase, sale and lease Of trms houses, and
city lots; payment of taxes INVESTING mt Of monies collcc
ton of debts, remanccs, insurance life irr marine
and live stock rsts,md I'll Other business within the le
ultimate tplere of an agents duties.
Office on Fourth street adjoining tie City t:o:el
DuluGue, A pril %, 1851
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Public Land, Real Estate,
= GENERAL. GENGY

Office 4h street, City Hotel Buildings, Dubuqe, loSu
LAND WARRANTS, sold or located on moderate terms.
FARMS AND Cry LoTs I 'ae, improved and urimprovcd
DRAFTS Great Britain and Ireland for sale, and pay
able any Bank in the United Kingdom
EXPRESS FORWARDING and from all parts Of Europe
and America, by Adam. Co.'S American Express, and
Edwards, Sanford Co.'S. transatlantic Express, connec
ting with Chaplin q Horn in Corn Hill, London.
COMMISSIONS execute and Drafts Accounts collected
in Europe, through Edwards Sanford & Co.'S Of London
PENSIONS, LAND WARRANTS, PATENTS, and ciams of all
descriptions against the United States any of the De-
partments will be attended TO through Agent al Wash
n
Insurance Life, Fire, Marine risks, the Join,
Stock Mutual principle.
1ey-Any other business within the legitimate sphere OF
an AGENTS duty will receive our hest attention.
Aug lS-ly wd. CORKERY & JONES.
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March 6, dim
1852. SPRING GOODS. 1852.
PETER NAPLES & CO.

The Ladies and Country Merchants are cspe
cially requested TO examine our stock.
Dubuque, March 6-dwly
THE TONNOE LANSING, IOWA.
TJyfiE above T, wn is situat d in the county of Aama
kee State Iowa the Mississippi Riv r. about
miles the no, line of Iowa and south of Min
ne >ota he site high above stage of wat
red and beautiful A steamboat landing unsurpassed
tor convenience of the Mississippi, extends the
whole length. Abundance of wood, and the best Of
wat r. are i'm the immediate vicinity. superior
mill is in operation mile above the town, and fine
quarry in the will always afford cheap build
ing rcnvenencss. BY an almost level and welltraveed
road you may reach extensive plateau OF country UNI
surpass in heathun. beauty and fertility conbn
3D. the world On this grand plateau the ST Peters,
the ID IS Manes the Iowa, the little Iowa, the Red Ce
dar and many other rivers take their raiSe The ceur
try aft you leave Lansing opens beautifully with
proportion of woodland and prair that makes ii easy
and ncn for the opening of farms, and is fast
filling up with an industrious and enterpr'sng p"p"ia
ton. The land is ners cted with small rapid streams of
water aboundng by trout. These streams are fed by
springs that burst numeously, TO wat the country.
1t believed by tie proprietors of ansng that its site
will yet BE- occupied by large city, portion of it has
been surveyed into Town Lots, which off red for
sale low Some forty Lots have en- disposed
of, which buildings are to be erected
good Hotel, a number OF Stores, Mechanics shops,
Dwelling Houses, &C. already built and occupied
The first Lots disposed of there last July 1t is
estimated that the Goods sold and FoR this year,
will amount 600 School is kept there the pres
eat winter: Religious Meetings are held an able and
expert need Printer has his Press and Type all ady TO
move there on the opening of navigation Any per-
son wisiis such location may do well to apply but,
VIC prefer To max M sales TIL tie one wishing TO buy
Lots made personal exa.alion' llies gwen VII
be p RECT, the property is without :acumorahce
JOHN HANEY, tPropri-
II. H. HOUGHTON, ctors.
ny- Mr. H.SEYs legally authorized 10 use my name
in perecng title in the sale OF any portion Of the above
property. II. H. uOUGHlO N.
March 5, dwlm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

u The Presidential election, nexs fall, will
be governed BY the superintendent OF electors
under The 1870 census, and not that Of 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

QuEsrIos.-I am counting girl l have but
little acquaintance with how shall | come to
knowledge Of her faults.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

He who is passionate and hasty is generally
honest. 1t is your cool assembling hypocrite,
Of whome you should beware. There is no de-
ceit about bull dog. 1t is only the cur that
sne,s, =. =. and bites you when your back is turn
ed Ar,;r beware Of the man who
has e4at in his looks.
acquaintance. "''
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES ?. FREEMAN \ CO,
(LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & COZ
Importers and JObberS,
LA, Broad,1ay, One Door South If Liberty St.,
NEW YORK.

LA, DTOuuUUV, OHc DOOT DOUH ~ I-tUeTtE o.,
NEW YORK,
ITAVE now hand, and will be receiving daily
IL through the season, Nrn Goods, direct from the
European manufacturers, and cash .ducons, rich ia
shoaabte, fancy Sin millinery Goods Our stock o Rich
Ribbons comprises every variety of the latest and
beautiful designs imported
Many Of our goods manufactured eypr ssly to
order, from signs and patterns, and stand I'M
rivaed We offer goods for nett Cash lower prices
tn any credit house in America afford
All purchasers will find il greatly TO their interest to
reserve portion of their money, and make selections
from great variety OF rich cheap goods
Ribbons rich for BonnetS, Gaps, :ashcs and Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Satns, Grapes, Llsses and Taretons
Emhroideres, Collars, Chemi>etts, Car es, Berhas
Habits, Sleeves Cuffs, Edgings, and inSertngs
Embroid red REVERE, Lace, and IIemsttci Cambrick
IIandkerchiefs
Blnnds Illusions, and Embroidered Iaces for Caps
Embroidered Laces for SIiawls Mautillas, and Wells
HOnitan, Mechen, Valencencs and Brussels LaccS
English and Wove Thread, SIN, rna, Lise Thread, and
Cotton iaceS.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk Gloves, and
Mitts
French aid American Artificial Flowers
French Lace, English, American, and Italian
straw Bonnets and Trimmings. mch2d3n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

u The Electoral vote iorP resident in 1852
will be 295 necessary TO choice, l45-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

TO THE VOTERS OFDUBUQUE
COUNTY
At the April Election,
ON TUE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, 1852.
OFFICE OF CouSrY JupGE,J
March LIST, 1852
Itbeing known TO all that Jail for the County
sary, and that the interest of the County requires that
a New and substantial one should he built there
FORE William Y Lowell, County Judge, by virtue of
my office such, do submit the question the voters
of Dubuque County at :ho April election for the year
1852 to be held every Precinct in said County On
LIST Monday Of April next SaaH the County IF Dubuque
b0rreu (S700 seren thousand dollars, to build jail n
the Couay. aud shall OF mi Is the dollar he lev
nd upon til. taxable property ofhe County, beginning
with the assessm mt OF 1882 and continue from year
until the debt of 81, 900 and interest shall have been
paid The 10 be paid in Cash The question at the
Polls shall be, Jail jail, for the pay
mcnt ofia d 4bt. Given under hand at the city
OF Dubuque this LIST day of March A d 1852:
WILLIAM Y:LOVELL,
March /, 1SJ2-dw4w County Judge.
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WEATHER, mild and hazy-frost leaving the
ground rapidly. Should THIS weather continue
for few days, we shall doubtless have boats
from below.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

u An effort is being made in the Maryland
Legislature for the adoption Of the Main Liquor
and Homestead Exemption laws
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

~ The receiDts Of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad for February last, far exceed those OF
the same month in 1851.
They are as follows: From freights, $l4,
pa AS passengers, $5,l36 80: mails, $257 Is
Total, $l9,7l7 SO.
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MONOClKROMATIC PAINTING

Q STRETCHING and Painting from Nature, in a style
- which commands the admiration of the most cutya-
ted taught by the subscriber in fifteen Lessons.
blooms CongerS Store, lately Occupied by. w p.
Wghtman, where all interested are respectfully invit
to call and examine his specimens. H. X. DICKINSON
March Adm.
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~" Shamrock has been received and vii
appear tomorrow.
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Forwarding and Co.n,nuss,on.

FOTW5TNIaiS HID COiN 1MISSlOA.
TIME undersigned takes ts method to thr pub
i lie that he has taken The large cnnnrodious Brick
Ware House iii, Landing in the city Of Duhlquc,
Iowa, and is rtady receive in store, ship all
kinds of Merchandise, House lold Fnrntnf and other
property, to or from! any part OF the United States
the favorable terms Liberal cash advances made
consignmentS, ii dsiFed. Salt, Flour, Bacon, Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit win be pf constantly ot
hand. SteanYnas viii he furnish ed with stores at IN.
lowest In eunelnsion y, IN say that all business
entrusted my shall transacted with pruflptness
care, and despatch and favorable terms az any
honse in the city of Dubuque
For reference, refer 80 the oilom ing grnte N Of e
city:
PErnR WAPLrs, W. WIcnfss~
VIM LAwrHER &c Cos, J.P. FARLEY & Co.,
+. +. HIssEL. II. Y. I.oveLL.
Dubuque, April l6s la5l-sf q. II. WEST.
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FlNEM REsP!cE.
There is no tree, shrub, plant or flower,
That clothes the earth, or scents the bower,
hat was not made Tor godlike
When heaven first built her stellar span,
For man the cry stall Jew els glow,
For man the lim,pd funtHins flow;
For man the mountains hoard their ore,
Tor man earth's caverns ,eld their store;
For man the suns and planets shine.
And praise their Maker hand divine
For man the sportive lightning plays,
His mandat. owns. his touch obeys.
Fer man all animals were made,
That wing tie air or prowl the shade,
And fish, which tlro' the waters wade,
F.r man the flowers in beauty shoot
And trees prepare their PUPPY fruit;
For man tho chemist bee doth yield,
The waxy cell, with honey hli'd
Ftrmln the worm for,1kes its bread,
And lis TO spin the >ilken thread.
As ali were na,ic for hnnlln good,
o. in the air. or Garth, OF flood,
.;1.iI Il Go. have pluck d. df,till'd,
ALI thai clothes the sylvan field,
And frora cIr's bowels keep in store
The various FIRMS of useful ore,
With everything by man required,
In health, or sickn * oft desired,
All in his line prepared BY art.
And all which nature doth impart.
Then where such blessings be fuuid.
To cure the sick, and heal the wound,
Without auy hesitation GO,
TO VIM. ALLEN CO.,
1901 .Hdia e., DnbHqae
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The st. Louis Tunes says-"The under
ground railroad is at work. We have heard of
several instances within the last week of slaves
suddenly disappearing
A Prussian engineer has gone to st. Peters
burg in order to establish the electro magnetic
telegraph throughout the Russian monarchy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

~ Gov. Allen has signed the bill abolish
ing capital punishment in Rhode Island, and it
has now become a law
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

Sir Charles Napier in the course OF a recent
letter TO Lord John Russell, said "This IL
not the time, my lord, to afffont an officer who
has rendered some service 10 his Queen and
country, when France, with an army OF 40O, OOO
men, i In blaze"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

FRANcE.-ln France, the interest is contin
ucd upon the approaching election, and there is
no particular event to record.
The convalescence of the Queen Of Spain is
received with universal rejoicing. An event
more fortunate for her Majesty could hardly
has created an enthusiasm in her favor quite UNI
known before.
The town of Logos, on the west coast OF
Africa, was almost wholly destroyed by the
British squadron on The Goth Dec.
The English sustained severe damages, hav-
ing 90 men killed, and 60 wounded.
In Spain, recruiting tor the army was taking
place all over the country, and the artillery was
being mounted in the ports
The British squadron in Portugal, has left the
Tagus for the British Channel, having been re-
called by the government. 1t is to compose
part If the fleet which is TO cruise in the Chan
mel, and which is to be composed of Is ships Of
the line, 10 frgates, aud 90 steam frigates.
Another account from Bombay, says:
The Burmese have shown the white feather
and acceded to the demands Of the British gov
eminent All the British ships, however, re-
main off Rcjova, as doubts were entertained OF
the sincerity of The Kmg-lO,O0O troops having
been mustered, and great warlIke preparations
made.
In Canton the rich men have been called OH
to contribute large sums towards the expenses
Of the war, the receipts Of which are exceed
ingly large.
Excitement about the Australian Gold mines
has increased hundred fold The yield Of
gold is Immense
The British Government has commenced
prosecuting the Irish press, and the proprietors
OF Durdall Demroct have been arrested for libel
on the Government
1t is still affirmed that Louis Napoleon has de.
signs on Belgium, and that he has also made
some peremptory demands on Switzerland,
against which the Swiss have claimed the inter
vention Of Great Britain. The Daily News
says that some great movement in Paris may be
expected the 22d of Feb. and that orders have
been gwen to various Generals 10 be prepar-
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Land Warrants,

Mexican Warrants for l60 Acres Cash $l62
do do On years time 255
New Issue Warrants for leo Acres, Cash l20a 1875
80 g 40 f" IS 90
go 20
100 On one years time 500 to 90
!" " 30 IS 100
a. 40 10
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NOTICE

bI1LII1NU VT i FUN CASH.
ID. NAPLES & co. selling eff their mammoth
Stock OF Dry Goods, clothing, boots snd sho 81 thirty
6aes aoesfic 20 bids 81 pieces carpets Of all sorts
70 barrels olassc - bags cce ESQ bags SALT 81 kegs
OF has In fact Cur stock very heavy and
as we are determined tor duce H. 10 make tor
spring goods All those that want great ha .pa,s will
please give lis call, for determined to SELF.
lhcsa.c val commence on Friday morning and ;e con
tincd from day To day, SUNDAY excepted until the stock
is entirely run out. PETER tPLES & Co.
Jan l5-iwiy
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FlNEM REsP,cE.

LNoR SALE, New Two-Iiorse Wagon. Call soon
Il A bargain will be given.
Sept. 30. Il. EMERSON & SHIELDS
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Parliament reported to be in most depressed
condition, and d'scon'ent is rapidly spreading.
In Austria, Italy, Belgium and other Continen-
tai states, preparations for war continue to be
made. The alarm created by the threatened at
titude Of the French Government towards
Switzerland was growing very great.
The French Ministers have demanded the
suspension Of all clerks and political appoint
ments, and strict overseer-ship over the news
papers, and the Punishment oil all refugees in the
Swiss territory.
The Federal Council had determined to stand
on The defensive.
The corn market in London, on the 10th, was
languid, the finer sorts of English wheat was
dull sale, while the second rates had declined
16d per quarter since last advces
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point as yet underlined Following this, we are
presented with the outlines of railroad ,traver-
sing Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Burlington, TO the
Missouri Dropping gently down from this, we
have the La Fayette, Burlington, Mount pleas
ant, Fairfield Ottumwa, Five Barrel Island and
Misrouri road. Next comes the Monster concep-
ton of three parallel roads traversing the State
from East to West, from Burlington, Davenport
and Dubuque.
In one number of the Telegraph the absen,
editor pronounces the Dubuque and Keokuk
roada "humbug" a"phantom" while in an.
other, he claims that he is not, nor never has
been, opposed to the road. Precisely so with
the Davenport road. At one time he favors i,
and at an other opposes 1t. He admonishes the
inhabitants of every town West of Burlin gon
whether on the imaginary line of his infant pro-
iect, or hundred miles off Of it, to be up and Z
doing, as the road must certainly pass within
haling distance Of them.
At one time nc writes from Washin gton, tina,
the lands will be given TO the States in gross; a
another; that all R. X. grants will be defeated; a
anther that no lands WILDE given for the conslruc
ton of railroads parallel with great ,cater cour
scs; and finally, that Underworld Distribute,
project will be defeated and the Iowa bllprobably
pass the Senate.
A short time since he was down on the Des
| moines Improvement, and in favor of Lee
plan for improving the Rapids; and now, he i
! crvino In stiIv far tho ;mnrovap,oat and &c n,
accredited spokesman at Washington, for tn
Hydraulic construction.
Really the wisdom and consistency Of on
General passes all understanding.
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VTJOOO'S MINSTREL HALL ",

w ~ Brosdvsy.Open EVERY EVENING. Cow
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e.nsees q o'clock Admison Is osoz-ehaldrsa hsI
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Amusemeufs.

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- xaassey.-fHIs EVENING, Ssp,.Dh., = A. -.
zee at "a oslosk With ths Overture 70 Rssin.
40 b followe1 by hevas9eyille Of
LOAN OF A LOVER
Gertrude. Miss Ada Hacourt ErDestips NJ. cocov.,
70 b. succeeded BY the uaDs Ballet with New scenery
New D,ssses New Dlnc-s entitled
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
fnro. .senorts Soto kosins go, Mia Panama
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TBERE CONTINUES q RUSH for

those Of ali ether books which have Ia the space Of
few wseks become dsssvedly popular showing matters
In light psnnsd from actual obssrvsnon .,d notes
taken The spot No be oonadsrsd posted In New
Yorh life and sn they have reed the Seven Nights
In Gotham only 70 eta saA Fresh Leaves nom the Diary Of
4 Broadway psply, % sts BUNnELLk PRICE,
rpklsheu. No. Ia Fulton u, ~ \,
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TO PHYsICIANS-A Rare Chance
HIOO to 5000 PER MONTH.-Ihs

" - ~ ~ ABOVE sum can early Do nlode ~ my indO
uious man, Of respectable address Who command
Hna capital TO begin withl Of from US % $3.50 others
ned apcy-by engaging for the subscnbet IN me sooS
on spphssuonA pospaA, toJ. ". cHEsrEA hovishs O.