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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
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CLIFTON ANDREW, late xosk,x 80 .,.r.,.. =, ~,
- firm ofsrAhH e ANDREWS, Painters &c. wcE.o ifcrm
bis friends and the pubic That he has openG shop ms
and hopes by pun. tualify neaness and despatch r. ~ III
share Of patronage fifteen " practical go
in the largest cities house and sign paint r.
him TO promise entire satisfaction to ihuse wslug -
preserve and beautfy their residences. --f .
Front doors parlors grain in oak, maple, ahagay
stanwood ar walnut Nantes marl,ed in vefdaluue
scanna, Egyptian or Pcrp'ary. Sign woIk executed on
Tie sl,rtesf notice in plain iaIcy .ty profis
suna gentleinaEs slns!e 10 hall the side Of Itse.
Trtds taken on payment or perswasion cash.
B. Good krvinc reaiN mi ed paint for sale. Jan dim
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LFAED rREDwAY,J [uAmMoxD ROUSE
CWA lRON WORKS.
p r 30 GU f.
TsssiDsEAg 81 ROUSE,

PROPRlETDRS,
H""n}fci"re &eam Engines, .HH Geariacs
and MI ireRs, fnniag Nuts, LatAes and
scrS'rs Of all hinds, Itorse Poaecr. and Sc
rar4toFS, Carrying Presses Nosos, from
renee md Rafting, HiAd0'o Cps aRd 'si}is,
tol"nns j. fron Castings ofevcry description
fgNiE froprctors of tho above establishment would in
form The Public, that they axe row procured AZ eve
cut az orders IN their line with promptness and dispatch
ana r dye themselves 10 furnish good work "a an be
had from the South East.
we respectfully invite those in Of Machinery or
castings OF any descriptions favor with call and
tcles -
Iron finishing and repairing of ali kinds done on the
shortest notice.
Machinery and Castings shipped to order any part
the country.
Location the River short distance above the Steam
boat Landing. Feb %, Is52--wtf
NEW gross pint and half rsnt Flsks sale by the
II gross dozen by WET
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Farm for Sale.

1tG n ACRES of choice Land, 2i0 acres il required
i w The a3uve farm is situated in Dubuque Coun-
~, three miles from Beuna Vista, aud five miles from
opaton the Mississippi River The land is half Pra-
rie and half timber, all of the hest quality well water
ed; twenty is under good fence and cultivation
aud is convie tly situated TO good roads.
The above farm will be sold bargain, and on the
most accomm odatng terms.
For particulars enquire of the undersigned, near the
PREMISES or in Dubuque Of Charles Rose.
THOMAS MCGUIRE,
March 10Th 1852. dW3m.
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i. D 0 7 i Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

| On Main street, betareen Fourth and Fifth, merit
Door TO John Simpiot's.
TIME Subscriber begs lea inform the inhabitants Of
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has i,,et
returned from New York with flesh and saason.bIe
| supply Of STAPLE aud FANCY DRY GOODS Clio
THING, GROCERIES, cUEENsWARE. which have
been bought on tie NEST advantageous TERMS and "
b sold for cash at the lowest .mancrating prices
Country s'"rekeep rs are respectfully requested call
aid examine tie goods and rres before making pircas
rlSewh me price oy viii be asked and no aEa,e
made. Amongst the stuck Wi be found tile follow
ing:
Superfiae Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk & ginshan.
Black and fancy cassher cravats-Scariet blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, drawers
Casinerct :, satnets, cot Snspcndcr- comforrers
ton goods; Turkey red and madden
| Bisac he'd sheetings, 4,t04 handkerc Iiefs
Blue, bieaccd and brown CIR and blue barere Bloc
dniiings IN corded skirts,
Bleached, brown & sfrpedswss and ackonet insert
shlrtingS; Ings and edgngs;
iiuekabaeks diapers, tow, Ii-e and thread se rings.
rugs and edgings, black silk lace,
Crash, bieacied and broWnl capnets sewed muslin col
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red; whit land yellow Han BLACK lace falls;
nel<; Cashmre, silk ami wool
Bed hckings, colnterpancS, WOOL CLOTH Berlin, Lisle
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
and batting; Eoy's fancy, plaid graz wool
s'sachels Carpet bags ntrino and eot,n socks
and umbrellas; J adies' nlerino, cashmere
Ginghams, calicoes, Hseys and cotton hose
checked jackonet Swiss, Threads, sewing & knitting
book, Victoria lawn and cuttons, purses, CLASHES
lappct muslins, WrstletS pvrse twist Ze
A!dacas, mohair<, coburgs, plryr wool;
llstr.s and popiins; Tapes, reels. hooks and YES
De lanes printed caIicocs Jenny Lind and Kate iayes
French mernoes Canton gown buttons, pearl, agate,
fannels, camhrics can't linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and Cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, Goat Links;
Doyleys black velvet; Bay STATE long sIiawls.
WaddiDg batting;
CLOTHING.
Gentlemens black cloth Cashmere and Doeskn
cloaks, finishing and blank pants
ct overcoats quilting satin ludia rubber Iegsings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Imp rial, Young Hy- Pure cocnac Brandy old Mo
son, DooloDg Il Souchong nongahca and Ohio whis- |
Itas. key,
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syrup and II mo
Chocolate cocos, lasses,
Loaf he'd, clarficn aud Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm, star and taow Principe Havana and She |
dies 81 root cigars
Cloves, nu'egs cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps ndi
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard el, snts, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
ware, &c. Raisins. a,ioopds, currents. /
l.. DOYLE.
Nov l5-dwp.
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M. ~ 3. Es%G,sTssaaa s

LIVERY STABLE,
On 81. 6teoeea .jfaf and Eo,Hsf str,e,s
UEING anxious TO contribute much "a uossble :,
- me dispatch of business and the plea srcs of t,
trends and the public generally Keep constantly IN rat
"g ihe fastest md safest horses and finest ant froposs
carriages, buggies, sulkies, They cqn ro certain;
we respectfully solicit trial.
we VIII soap, bay or sell, rny and eve~, thing in
~ highest market prizes raid for corn cats and
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iouRsAMENr.-A grand tonrnsnrnt, it Is
said. IS 10 come of at 81. Louis, tire coming
summer CtaeiHnati San 24th last
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Consumer iooE TO yo.s. finite,
Eivpry stable.

Livery &tasssc.
Ga m tetnecn Nsi3 md Eosas, - oe,s acqr Ct Etey
LYMAN x GH0MO,
AVfNG had their stable lisfses &c ii Strerrd hy fire
have how built a eew able and purchased If sI
horses uew harness sadd hnegies carriages, sulkes
ETC. to winch they invite pnsc csannaf on and trial
Veptedge oarSeires 10 KEEP good tiSfes carriages
etc., as can be found aayaoere in the Northwest an n,
ask Is trIsi.
% Highest prices paid Tor corn oaf4 "a lay
April 30, 1851. If
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yINHE subscribers respectfully inf the citizens of
Dubuque and vicinity fhatttfcy receipt two
thousand stoves direct frun, Cincinnati cu,n,ri~ilto all
the late Improvements TIL sup Fify of the Cincia-
matt castings the 81 Io'lts EtrctotGr. sold III this
market is too well known I, rrGuir. comment All
wishing TO purchase qf call and eSaniI,
their extensive stock and usltay low rrices before
purchasing elsewhere. T.. +. SMITH Il co.
Bush's building, doors .>so,e tie Waples House
june % Bu,I ne
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DUBUQUE M.lRBi.l, YARD,

MANDATORY.
ID TANNING, late Of ST, Louis, NO. has
] located himself permanently al Dubuque
where he intend, tn Manufacture 10 order
MONUMENTS. rollii AND CRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style.
He viii keep on hand fnc assortment Of
Marble. ready to suit tie various ianeics and
desires of his customers.
MARBLE NJ tNTEIS, stills AND TENNSOMS
And BrILpiHG WORK or Az DcscRtpr!oNs
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. 7. FANNING
Dubuque, Aug. 6, 1851 Gin
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Ssa'fs aS-.
| A fnhu , NOV LaAjiiAi;, and the REaAENDER
| Iii !, D oaI, EA,E ~ al which time our stock
sire to puff that OF err Inducements to ali who viii
'ay yW. US WIN call.
we would embrace IN" rn@"nt onocrtunity TO
. as " u,ir numerous ris ~ tleir very liberal
Oldest Establishment in de @ 4 n raTr 81, + mG %
see1 Sept ao-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS
Sn<r
H.Vn ~ aHH .sas@ .aaS's'Vi.
1 which viii 10 ~ - va '.o 'i'''e "t'iSicS
wncn VIII De SOLD tow rraSl.
A"i-i.fsIl
A SUNNY Of Merc,ant. c..cn,..n,,;.c
"A gals sprains, bruises htrtrS <cals spayIns foam
aered feet and all diseases Of rt!e anlI horses now IN
Dubuque, Jan % !. GILLESPIE
M Glnb. enild;ng
Tam KuIEr-Ih,vc i;,at vocei,,l !, s,,,,,,, Of .tio,
L ebrated medicine warranted t.auuinc
=. 'iLhEs'PiE.
DraE Con Liver on, e.Y,,;ac article n,,, H. .,
and for sale NV "''s - -, ILL "li' e ,,o'e
Hoor,,,ps G,sy,xp,rr.ns
Debility & c for safe cha,1 hV "a. ,ocnt ' ''"S
crtypsp,p
u EpsrS-Or The true ara .ti,n tlqid ,rope,,c ic e
the of indenstort d,spar4ia liver co,nnIainr
constipation and for sale by III gent
~ \, !, s.I,na n.,;,,
80 = oo bunting.
WHITE LEAD and III E00W GLASS; have now
glass If tIs hest n,siit, I'm =, 49, aan WINDOW
i.''' ~ " ~ ' -, TGe D. n.,,
a. "a i-ih-7Fii-.
P3TEN.y gEDfryV.Ey
ia = large s'ppiv 81 az 'ua P1teht Medicines In
for al rha use, "Atn vi" warrant pHte and lure
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TalEr SaoT.-las. night, john II. Wi,ser.
Esq:, formerly post master of this city, dctec,e d
two prisons in the act q entering some ct he
ou,-houses attached 60 his resideifce slepaipr
laSk into the house he to.k up daubl. us srslcd
sh0 gun aud fsed ucnn one If the ia, who wa !,
unfasi-n'ng d5,s.t,dying the contents Of both
barrels Ia II hip ami back part e the head -
Ih-lnan, who gives his neRe as "Dlakely n
aud that of his confederate ss"EIlsou. r,a.
brought to the Cafsbsose upon a wagon af,.r
commitment he vii rs sent - the hosp =
Essniag fetes
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
M- HE HE ER we

Mt~ HC EE EaR We
INlilS Ferry, chartered hJ the Legislature Of Iowa
has been IN successful operation for the last two
years. and given general satisfaction the heavy emf
grafton TO satisfaction to California. 1t is the best cross
ing on the Missouri river tn the State of Iowa. Proo
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here. 1t is the and best route
Cab - Iro9E the first enii.ranfs that arrived AT
sacrain"n,, season, made tho trip from Council
Bluffs III % days heathest ronte--ony three
of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season. whilst the south side some five o,
six hundred new show concluaively the fearful
rayages OF this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates pub
lsted letters, Clayton's guide and best maps
Everything needed by the emgrant can be had a
Council !ufs and Kanesyilie fair terms as al an,
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & CO
Co ncl Bluffs, June, 1871.
Directory.
FROM FORT DES MONIES TO COUNCIL. BLUFF
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The Southern Era notices tha MARRIAGE NJ
Mr.. John IL Strangs, 10 Miss Elizabeth A
'strange, ali of AibeuarIe county Va An
change thinks that is very Straage, bnt says,
no doubt The ne xt event in coursc, w.H be 1t
tie Stranger.
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Notice to Tobacco eE;ewers

Noac Landing of fhe 5sa18cr g LaRaytiae,"
A n BOXES BEsr CIIEry1Sa TDnACC dirert from
" the Manufacturers i, Large ard Small Boxes q
at Retail, to Purchasers. For sale by
Sept 20-tf. EMERSON 4 SHIELDS
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PITTSBURGH, AprL 2l-M
River % iset and falling At Wheeling 46
feet and falling
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T.. ~ lAEsElEsS & To-.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NgT ia Evs WE a a. n xa IL - x


O"DEE TIE U.iPiES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave 70 ss, that AM, now prepared
furnish cHaitity aud al,aIv of goods ot every cs-
r;.r;., - a2.t.., 49, ~,
h,,e Non, an Land $50. ~ "a ,,.,o ,,
sHy Goods :sasSl (bpttaFEE
H.,,s s,,.s hats ana saus. ~ hlS e,, "a b,rrJs ma
la-,es $50 bags coffee j1l TAGS salt ,od an kinds Of
GROCERIES,,
,0o lr,ycs r fresh rcas d,rart f,,. ~ e,st IN, t,,a,r
,nara,n three N, and brussels csfn,. ,inoy chr
t,ins ia, suls aoa -, o., min, - 4 h..
~ fr,,n cellar Il, oarre; =
Having ,a, m tho S,,,,cy II, o ,,s, ,Ia,;, ~,
mods crcvar ,ot,t ti,, 81 ~ c,.,, .,a ~ no,
hctter bara,jns tltan c,,r l.,r et',.t, .s,t..n,
- .p.r, Mn. IN E-n,tish trl,oi, - ;.a,t
,,,.t, rhft tNu ss,it,' a. ~ ~
80. .r - = -,
II RI + e 60 + z
,la,.,un Is., 49,, { ,f,, T.. ,;,,o ,,,,rtr !; ,,,,,.
ora4Fc,i 4, furnish ina 3iie of ,rw, rlii,, anil Ns;s
,orlsip win ito ,u.>t
.;pI EynIp kG$0pTsYE,NT pL, f,l3nnc
=. -. - .''
c'c' 'i'iei w save W, w. ''sti
N>Ahf III >.
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Town Lots for Sale.

T offer for sale VERY For CASH, the undivided hal
Of two four lots, Nos 742 X 743 Lot No So
upon which reside, and Lot No o., containing "a acres
and lying about 400 yards Of the residence Of Hon.
George w Jones,
These lots desirable every account, being conve
nent the city and having beautiful groves and rich
gardening purposes for they cannot
be surpassed either in point of beauty location,
1r Perfect titles guaranteed, Apply 10 10 G Ike
~ & Jones, John McCOLlIN-
Dsnique, Feb. 10. 1850 akwIw
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R. C. NAPLES
& RETAIL STOR f
ZIP TOWN

One Door South Of Spauidiags Book Store.
HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall and
L Winter goods and am pr par d to furnish III at
my old friends and as many may favor NE
with call, with any and every thing in nay line that
they may desire. My facilities for getting goods ar,
such that can ndwill sell them low the lowest.
In my dress goods department have every thing of the
very latest STYLE, and haer myself that can please
the most fasti,iioHs. have
Dress silks and sattns PLAIN plaid and watered
VI de aincs Of all qualities Poulins
Cobn'rg cloths Plain and printed cash.
Exhibition lustrcs Canton cloths
French niarih"s Alpsscas Of all qualities
English do French oil einsams
Amcricat oil gingiams English do do
Dress trimmings OF ev ~ description.
RONNETS.
Flor nee, Rutland, satin and pearl white and colured
satin and velvet bonnetS. Also, beautiful stock
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS
4 very large lot uf iaa and snper fine ingram and
three ply carpctngs, which sell manufacturer
prices having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have got one of the finest IF domestic goods
ever brought to Iowa and having purehas, at unusual!
y low rates, can per great Undue To purchasers
CLOTHING
havs also coed stock Of clothing. boots shoes hats
AMI caps. Please call AMI examine ho1 If YOU want to
see good article.
GROCERIES.
large lot of grorer bought nv rhcap and for sale
IN lots to suit prchas Remember the upper end q.
town. move duo,
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THE TOWN oE LANSING, IOWA.

raNhc above Town is situated N the toiny of Aan,a
Zee, State al lvwa on tie Mississippi River about
ten miles tfofl the north line iowa south line OF
minnesota. he site Is high ahovean stage of wat r. va
rled and beautiful 4 steamboat aadIne uusurpass,d
ttI natural convenience oi the Mississippi extends th.
whole en2th. Abundance u wood, and the best of water
lie N he Immediate vicinity. superior saWml is i'm
pc ration mile above the and fine stone mar
IN tie town. will always afford chead building conyc
ncIceS f almost level and well travelled road Won
may reach an tnsIvc plateau of country UNSURPASSED
IA healthtniness, beauty and fertility combined in the
world. On this grand plateau the st. Peters the Des
MONIES, the Iowa, the little Iowa, the Red Cedar and
many other rivers take their lais, The country soon
after you leave Iansin cp auti.uI " with a propor
ton of woodland and prairie that niakesit easy and con
venitnt for tie opening OF farms and fast filling up
VITA an industrious and entcrprlsng population The
land Is ntersected with small rapid streams of water
Astounding with These atreams are fed by sripe
that burs out numerosly 10 watr the country Ii is
beiIeTed BY the pI0prietors of Lansing: that its Site Will
yei De occupied by large city portion of has been
surveyed into Town Lots, which offered for sale on
low terms some uIty Lois have been disposed Of on
which bindings now are, te be erected A
good Hotel number of Sores, Mechanics SHOPS Dwell
M Houses, already built and occupied The first
Lot We're isposed Of there last JAY. Ii is estimated
tiiat Tue Goops sold and PAID FOR this year. will amount
tn $4,000 School is kept there the present winter
Religious Meetings held able and exp ri need
Printer has his Press end Type all ay to remove fere
on the opening Of navigation. Any person wishing such
location may do Wen Ia apply but we prefer make no
sales TIL the wishing buy Lots has made person,
examination Till given VIII be perfect as the proper
~ Is without iacuHll,rante.
JOHN HANEY, Propri
II. u. HOUGHrON; etors
81 Ma. iiAyEg illegally authorized TO use INV name
iii pericctng title in The sale any portion of the above
Txs-bfl,
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Building Brick.
OK AnnBESTB BUILDING BRICK
ready aud for sale, BY
G w BURTON e. Co.
Fresh Groceries.

'NHE undersigned having returned from the South
with new stock of Groceries, is now prepared
sell at wholesale or RETAIL small advance f
and transportation. Now your time TO purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at Vests the Levee No
o. Main street, and examine the quality and price tho
goods. G. 4. WEST.
October .. IS5I--dwly
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Wanted.

TIME subsc ribr wishes purchase good Onion seed
for which, fair price will he given None will he
bought unless insured to be The growth Of 1881.
se-tss TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov ley Sign of the Good Samaritan.
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Forwarding :sisN COMMISSION.

Forwarding ;azzlk Commission.
F1NlfE undersigned takes t' 'aIl.nh to narl the it
lie that he has taken fr large comm ndaus trick
" are House on the Iald,a lac t'gty q 1,h.ol.,
Iowa, ana is ready 10 stafe : SHIN all
kinds of Merchandise, H5,r huld FurnlfGr and nllcr
property, TO or from any par al The tHited states,
the most favorable !rHl nd vHures made
on consisnments, II desired. Salt iHr i.acun Lard
cheese, and almost ever article oi Family
foreign and domestic Frult viii he ~ constantly on
hand Steamboats, will he irni>f ii with stores AT the
lowest rates. In conclusinu VIII say that ali business
entrusted to my shall be with pr,pptuess
care, and despatch, and favorable terms az any
house in the city of Dubuque
For reference, refer to tie Glowing gemema of hi.
city:
PETER WArLEs, ". +. WiGHTmAS
WIN LAwTHER &c, J. +. FARLEY & Co.,
r. H. BIssfL. II. Y. LOWELL.
Dubuque April 16 1851 if q. II. WEST
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Ho! For California;!

HE subscriber would resp, ctfully call tire attention
of the travelling public The fact that lie is nov
ptepard with new boat and wire rope transport trav
hers. baggage freight, ETC.. Cedar river with
good speed and SAFETY. To those enIigratng Cafor
MA, oregon on any point on the Missouri fron Wis
rnnsIn Nor horn. Illinois and ovya lie would say tina,
his ferry is situated in the Furnishing town of Cedar
Rapids the most dirert and expeditions route 10
their destinations and tie direct route from Dubuoue
to r. ,cs Moines Supplies of every Description can
be had in this market. Corn Oats, Pork, and all artI-
c'es needed BY entrants be purchased the most
reasonable terms With these facts before the public the
subscriber hop fer reasonable share of public patron
age.
D. w. KING.
Cedar Rapids, Feb. 81 ,-dw3ra.
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70 The 4 iiiictcd.- --pcnsfn.
S I L A MF L L Il Y
AT DUBUQUE.
,i'HE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelling
1 Pubc, that the splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,

u L A IL
has tins day commenced Ter gular trips to be made
half hour the Mississippi the Lower Fer
al Dubuque.
W, viii cross any number OF TEAMS that will come,
MAY, AND RUN
NIGHTS If there business 10 do
Our CHARGES are reasonable as at ay other Ferry
the Upper Mississippi. Everything that Caornians
want by of euit can b had at the lowest prices
pubaqnc-the City beng literally cran,med with such
ticlcs a. talitornianS want.
y. h. Recoiieci that the STEAMER Is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, aud NOT at Eagle puini and
fhat high nnds VIII not any lime, prevent the boat
from crossing is often the case with Nurse Boats.
March 3;-:ii '54-dWy.
C. GEEEOIRE & 10
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The only rLsse we Know II ,cI,,.re ,ro,,,s,
vne IS n Fs'csiras Island. There boil, 81 xes
over II years I'd age annually cast their Eali.,s
for lnayistrate
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Scsee important information relative 10 Sir
folA anAlins cxn.tition has been received
by the Admiralty The oapiain OF a merchan'-
maa saiss that m ti,e spri.s If 1851, he had
seen twn ships embetd, i IN ice and drifting APP
rascnily tsHatGs pasis straits ihe ships, he
You'd d ub,. as lie believes, belonging u ths
lost expedition
FRANCE.
An continues quirt. The 10Th of NaY has
been Ex.d upon inr The grand review and dis
,ribu,on e eagles IN The Camp de Mars. All
She reg; u.sn'S composing the garrison Of Paris
will he present, and other regiments of the
French army Will be represented by their Cao
reds and &c puiutnns. Tn he 9e,h a te e wall
tie given NJ the Rue allitaire BY The Frrnciar
my To the President who has. accepted the IN
yita,nt.-
Nj, Martin, Deputy from s'rasfufsh and
cnuns. iinr Of The Court Of Cas>aiicn, has reins-
cd tatak,. The oath If allegianee ans hes resi- n
cd has seat.
The number OF Senators who have received
donations, is 50, amnns those who ha'! receiv
cd 3a,nVa iiarcs ere General Cniiellan, De
li;lhara, Maznan. Pst, ode Ornanl f,ince dc
Iumoshga NJ. de Gerard, Count Liscay, aud
Marquis de Scn,ar
The Eers OF demand r.t reimbursement by
the Russian hank had Gs.t been realized. Tho
emperor would pot demand repayment, bu.
francs, at ii-o pey cent.
The Council of s ate is 10 sit the whole year
with the exception Of two months vacation
during which e.nn.el''ee will act 10 then stead
The Presidents ss,stci Ind been fayorab'y fc.
esiyed IN Tie Provinces
SWITZERLAND.
The Goyerntnent OF Sgiiz,fhnj had replied
10 the nsne of France If the 9Th March, snd
declares il had done all i, could in the affair OF
the refugees, without: sacrificing the rgit Of
asylum, Which il : asid IS If th~ rn"st pre-
c,ous privileges Of civ.l d nations. Upwards
of hi,y refugees had been q u, AMY
TURKEY
!, is reported thatihe Sultan wrote an answer
to the Egyptian note demanding aodfcatton
IN the TanZriuat sthis request | neither ctn
ought, NOT viii grant"
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Accounts from Cape Town to the Sd of March
had reached England. The Governor ) cali for
Bnrehtt levy was a failure.
Fear hundred British troops were in the hospi.
tai al King Williams Tswn
The British war steamer Eirkenhe ai w9s
wrecked in Simons Rnr, Near Cape Of Good
Hope. on the 2Sth, ct February. she had on
board OBS souls, chiefly remit reenen,' o. truoi
tar The Cape, only Led Of whom are kaown To-
be saved.
AUSTRALIA.
Later accounts iaom Sydney confirm tie pres.
per'ns state Of The digsipgs and ii ;l,e CONNER
cial affairs at the colony.
Wonderful stores are receive i in Easland
from thr gold mines. One account SAYS the
whole dividing range, between Sgdney and Vic
toria, known as the Snowy mountain, is one
vast field Of gold. Commissioner Palace had
ton aud half OF sula III his tent, waiting for
an escort
COMMERCIAL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
AUSTRALIAN.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Apsil, 6.
We have good inquiry Cor bacon, without
Fny stocks. Fresh pork is offered a. decline
Of 2s- Cheese. nothing doing there j. no in
curry for lard, aud quotations more steady.