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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
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The. Florida Peal3c5asic Convention the
I9,h. rcn,nat.d J f. Broone for Governor,
A. X. Maxwell for Congress, TG'fr and Sper
Ger for State delegates at large 10 the Baltimore
Convention. and adopted seTes of resolutions,
first, offering the Virginia resolu IONS Of SO;
second, endorsing the Baltimore re>olu;,ons of
"A third, deprecating the revival o, any past
ISSUES. fourth, appointing u delegates to the
National Convention, unrestricted no prefer
ence was expire ssed Douglas is understood to
be The first choice for President and Jefferson
Davis for Vice President.
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LouisyiLrx, April q.
The steamers Gleuiy Buske and James Mill
inger came in cnllision at New albany last
night Til. latter is much adainaged, but land
ed below and was saved from sinking by the
-essws ofthe Saxan and Mllinger. Freight par
TALLY damaged:
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CLOTHING.

Genemen's black cloth Cashmere and Doeskin
cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quilting, satin ludia rubber legsngs,
and fancy vests,
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LOUISVILLE, II
The steamers W. B Clifton and Chickasaw
came in collision above Evansville, Ohio river,
hst night, and the later sunk immediately
Ahon. 90 lives lost. The Chickasaw had on
board locomotive Tor the Memphis Railroad.
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tfose, Open, Or Contract Policies.
ILL be issued the Maxebspts of Dnhua,a nm ca,
go or freight risks OF Merchandise or produce by The
asuai Inland, canal or Steamboat routes. Terms as
moderate as ulose Of any Responsible Company
CHAS. COOKERY
req --dwjm Agt Mt of Protection In Co.
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ESGI. AND

ENGs.AND.
Scrse important information relative 10 Sir
TolA anklin's exn.dition has been received
by the AdniraI.Y The captain Of merchant
mna states that IN the sprieg IF 1851, be had
seen ,wo SHIPS emhedd,a IN ice and drifting APP
rasenily t,wasds pae's straits the ships, oe-
youd duh,, as he believes, belonging to 'hs
lost expedition.
FRANCE.
All continues auiet The 10Th of aiay has
been fixed npon Tor the grand review and DIS
tribu,on az eagles in the Camp de Mars. Al
,h- reeiasenis composing the garrison Of Paris
viii hc present, and other regiments Of the
French army viii be represented by their Colo
reds and dc pntatinns. TN The 29,h ie w'll
he given n the Rue Alltare BY The French ar
my II the President, Who had accepted the N
vifetita.
aif. Martin, Deputy from S'rashursh and
cauns. iirr of The Cour, of Cassaion. has resus-
ed to take The oath nj allegiance and has resign
CO has seat
The member Of Ssnqtors who have received
donations, IS 81. atnanr those who ha.! recetv-
cd 3a.AGG flares are General C"iirli@n, DE
billiard, aIasnan. Petit tide Ornana P'ince Tie
Iumo,hwa. nj de G,ratd, Coon, L'scag, aud
Marquis de S,:nitir
The t,ars oi demand Er reimbursement by
the Russian bank had Gt been realized The
Empcrrr would put demand repayment bu.
merely security for the capital, fifty n.illion Of
francs, nj | - peF cent.
The Council Of : ate is to 81 the whole year,
with the exception Of two months vacation
during " hich committee will ACT 10 lhoi stead
The President sirrci had been favorab'y re.
esivrd III Tic Provinces.
SWITZERLAND
The Government OF Sxiz.rl,nd had replied
to the n:oe oil France of the 9th March and
declares IL had done all it could in The affair ni
the refugees, WITHOUT sacrificing the rIgat oil
asylum, Which il nsid' IS one 81 tte most pre-
e,ous privileges Of civ.i z d nations. Upwards
OF ht,y refugees had been cen: away
TURKEY
I. is reported thatilie Sultan wrote an answer
To The Egyptian note demanainga Modification
in the Tanzefna., ssths Request n ilher can,
ought, nor will grant
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Accounts from Cape Town 10 the Sd of March
had reached England. The Governor call for
Brrgbri levy was a failure.
Four hundred British troops were 10 the hospi-
tai at King Williams Tswn
The British war steamer HiEkenh"ad was
wrecked in Simons Bay, nesr Cape OF G ood
IIopa, on the 2Sth, If F.hrusry. She had OH
hoard Gas souls chiefly rent. rceents o. trto, :
Tor The Cape only loI Of wil4n are Laown t.
be saved.
AUSTRALIA.
Later accounts aom sydney confirm the pres
perlns state q The digsings and IF lie CONNER
cial affairs OF the colony.
Wondt rigl stores are reccivs Ia England
from ta> gold mines. One account says the
Whole dividing range, between Sydney aad VIC
toria, known as the Snowy mountain, is one
vast field Of gold Commissioners Palace had
ton aud a half oi guld IN his TEN, waiting for
eseoit.
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II "liage you ground all tie tools right, as
told Ioa this morning when eent away
SAID a3earp,n,er 10 rather a gret lad whom he
had taken for an apprentice al but the
handsaw, SIR replied The lad, promptly - /
couida get quite all the gaps GU. tf lint
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For Sale at = great sac.itice.

TIME quarter Of section %, and the East halt
OF the south east quartz of section 20 in Township
81 north Of range east of the 9th principle Ma ndan,
Iowa containing 240 acTce-more or less
This land is about half tnber lays well, is vol wa
tered is choice wheat land is convenient Schools and
Mills, is partly improved, and is known the land owned
by George w. Iundbcck.
ANY person desiring purchase good farm would do
well 10 look this, it is really offered at a sacrifice.
9IS~For particulars enquire of GEO. w. BURTON
March 25, l852-dwtt
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hICI!MoSD 70.
The Pestofhce and three dwellings, adjoining
were destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The mails
&c, OF the Office were destroyed
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.

-Ea< RI u Z Cd " q
yYNIIlS Ferry, chartered iy the Legislature Of Iowa
J. has been in successful operation for the last
years, and given general satisfaction TO the heavy emf
grafton satisfaction California. 1t Tie best cross
ing the Missouri river IN the State of Iowa ProoE
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here. Ii is the and best
Cali -" Iroo the first en,i.rants that arrived at
sacr season made the trip from Council
Bluffs in So days heatiest roite--only three
cas:s of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
last SEASON, whilst the south side five
six hundred graves slow concusively the fearful
| ravages of this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates pub
| lished letters, Claytons guide and best maps
Everything. needed by the emigrant be had a
Council rlufS and Kanesve fair as at an,
| other crossing place on the Missouri river.
| WHEELING, CLARK & CO
| Co nc.l Bluffs, June, 1871
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p.,r wow
a Al, Eypp'T,., -, "nt nc n i.-'
vii ho can,nio. w ~ *, at Mh'cn lie oor STOCK
sire to pull that we can ef Inducements TO all who will
We W. wo "LI a q Ill. a.
mps ~ e ep,ro ~" I ".norfuny 10 return
Oldest establishments in tie civ II nnbnque Gail and
seq sept 2o-'f.' E"iEaSoN SHIELDS
EntS 'Eusruersf-ssc -..sI .acy,cl
HAVE now on hard . y,,,..,.' ~ ~ -. ;.,o
| which will be sold law " ''o '"'''e "''''es
ApriI D .ctYrrcprr
,,,,.1
A Supply of Merchants c.,eal:nr iii r.rfresh wounds.
gails' spralns, bruises 3ifi,I scais spaynS, foam
aelea iee anu an diseases y t'e aha horses, now III
Dubuque, Jan % A.GIT.I.EsPIE
M. ! GUb. Building
AIN Killer have just g"cciy ~ supply Of TIL. eel
i ebratcd medicine, warranted Genuine
" ~
DusE Con LIVER OH genuine article now in
and for sale by Ii GILLESPIE
nR HoorI.sns, GERMtS Blrrrus for r,- cure oliver
Debility &c for safe elleaPhy liz agent
AGH.LEspIE
pErsIS-orhe true digasto fHt enstrlc juice, for
ine cure OF ihaie"sf''n ,Nsp@P'Ia liver complaint
constipation and nervous dne@ for sale by n agent.
No /, Globe Building.
,u,rrYr.n,rv5
w ~ Z I.rAD ana - N'Rf.' CLASS. have now
glass, of the best quality, " icl N III sell cheap
g. G!ILEsPIC
P.4IE.GT Ff1jiItES
] " ais sap''s - ~ VIC ft:h' Menlchs IN
for Sale chean by Sf'F""' 'e az lnfe
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The Southern Era notices The ,narr.are Of
Mr.. John Ii. Strange, tn Miss elizabeth A.
Strange, al Of Albemarle county, Va An ex-
change thinks that is very Shange, but says,
no doubt the next event in course, VIII be ut
tie Stranger
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BALTIMORE %
large majority ofthe Wing delegates. tothe
City Convention, elected last night, are FAVOR
able 10 the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore
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CAKPEISi CAEPE.,i s. !

IT AVING renewed into tie New building, 81, Vine
IL street. adjoining The Old Storc, in receipt
OF great variety Of Spring Styles If fine and superne
Ingram Carpets; Three phys, Brussels Velvet and Ia
pastry Carpets Low priced lnrrans and ye tians Star
Carpets Of every description; Rugs, Mating, Floor Oil
Cloth, &c.
Dealing exclusively in the above goods am enabled
efer greater variety, and less prices, than he
found in the West. shall b. receiving additions through
the season. Purchasers invited TO call and
inc before making Il selection. J WALKER.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 23-dwIy.
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r,oxyu Lots for Sale.

r offer for sale VERY CASH, the undivided ha,
Of Two four acre out lots Nos. 749 x 743 Lot No g.
upon which reside, and Lot No o. containing "a
and lying about 400 yards of the residence Of Hon.
George w Jones, 4.t4
These lots are desirable every account being
nent to the city having beautiful groves rich
for gardening spots for residences they
be surpassed either in point of beauty locate n
nv Perfect titles guaranteed, Apply to G Ike
~ & Jones, John McCOLLIN-.
D.pique, Fct 10, 1889 dkwlw
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TouRsAMENr.-A grand toernetnnn', ii IS
said. is 10 come off at s.. l.auis the coming
summer Ctacinaati San 24th inst
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LdngD0rtkys Block, -Ndi". hePeH 5h and eth streets
YENHE subscriber would inGlrm the public that his
l. rooms are now fully snHpii with the choicest var
ETY. of everything in his line consisting in part of ICE
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL. WATER, CANDIES
CAKES, FnuIrs, Toys Country dealers and thu puh
lie respectfully invited call born pure
where. C.JACkLEY
Dubuque, April 30th, 1851. ly
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- The best "ht" ever nmde II au nero-
priely IN ladys dress, was mad by Talley-
rand. During the revolution, wh, asked by
lady his opinion of her dress, he replied that at
began too late and ended too so ii
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the TOWN oE LANSING, IOWA.


rs>hc above Town is situated the n,tnty of Alanla
L kep State Of Iowa, the Mississippi River about
ten miles from the north line iowa and line OF
Minnesota lie site is high above any stage of va
rled and beautiful 4 ST amboat taading unsurpassed
for paturdl convenience OF the Mississippi, extends
whole 9Th. Abundance ri wood, and the best water
re the Immediate vicinity. A superior sawmill is in
pc ration mile above the and fine stone quar-
" tie town, VIII always afford cead building conye
nicIceS. iIY almost level and well travelled road YOU
reach ext nsivc plateau Of country, unsurpassed
healttulncss, beauty and fertility combined in the
world. On this grand plateau the 81. Peters, the Des
MONIES, the Iowa. the little Iowa. the Red Cedar and
many other rivers take their The country soon
after leave iansn., cp autiiuliy with proper
ton of woodland aud prairie that nakest easy and con
venitn for tie opening OF farms, and il is fasl filing up
VITA an industrious and entcfpriSing population Iha
land is nerseced with small, rapid streams of water
Astounding with trout These atTeaRs fed bv spring
that burs out numerously. 10 wat the country Ii is
heeTed by the propetors of Lansing that its site viii
set be occupied by large city portion of it has been
surveyed into Toxin Lots which offered for sale ON
low terms. Some forty Lois have been disposed of on
Which buildings now are, lie be erected a
god Hotel, number of Sores Mechanics Shops Dwell
IN Houses C. are already built and occupied. The
Lot di ppsed of there last July 1t is estimated
that the Goops sold and FOR, this year will amount
IL $4,000. School is kept there the present winter
Religious Meetings are held; able and experienced
Printer has his Press end Type all ready remove icre
on the opening OF navigation. ANY person wishing such
location may do well 10 apply; but prefer
sales til the wishing to buy Lots has made personal
examination. Till given viii be perfect, the proper
~ is without iacumlrance.
JOHN HANEY, Popri
II. il. HouGHrON; etors
MA. HASEg islegally authorized to use my name
IN pcrccne title in Tie sol lie of any portion of the above
property. March, 5, dw2n H. II. HOUGHTON.
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None Landing off The ) saBcr g Lamartiae,"
n BOXES Best cHfu5rc TOBACCO, direct from
~ the Manufacturers, il iarge and Small Boxes, o.
at Retail, to Purchasers. For sale by
Sept 2o-tf. EMERSON 4 SHIELDS
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He who betrays anSthers seer, because he
has quarreled with hun, was never worthy al
the sacred name Of friend; a breach of Ei d.
ness one side will not Justify breach Of trusl
on the other.
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Farm for Sale.

ito n ACRES of choice Land 240 acres if required
/ w The abuve farm is situated in Dubuque Coun-
opaon the Mississippi River. The land is half Pra
rie and half timber, all of the hest quality; well water
eds twenty is under good fence and cultivation
aud is convie ty situated to good roads.
The above farm will be sold bargain, and the
most accomm odatng terms.
For particulars enquire of the undersigned, the
premises, or in Dubuque Of Charles Rose.
THOMAS MCGUIRE,
March Goth 1852. dW3m.
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DUBUQUE MARBLE. YARD.


h TANNING, late Of ST. Icuis. NO. has
located himself permanently at Dubuque,
where he intend. to manufacture 10 order.
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES;
In plain or classical stvc
He will keep on hand fac assortment Of
Marble, ready to suit tic various fanccs and
desires of his customers.
MARBLE VI iNTELS, sILLS AND TRNNSOMS
ASp EUILprHG WORK OF AL DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh 2. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, ISL Gln
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s'SEhose rel and white.
AVN syrcat aud ..t,nuina k,n.i La 4 AZ ,

Natures sweet snd cunning hand LAID oa,
heen orrayed in light blue, or light green, of
in a transparent white bonnet, with blue or pink
& ,wess Oh the iaside--iiow different, AMI how
much more agreeable, woald have been the inn
preston the spectator How frequently,
gain, do NE see the Dimensions OF a tail and
e,a50hpoint figure magnfied to aniosi Biodlg1a-
siaa proportions by white dress, or small
woman reduced 10 Lillipution siz. by black
dr' So, Now, as the optical effect Of white is
to ea.arge objects. and that Of black 10 dinin.
,sis them, il the large woman hal been dressed
IN black, aud the small woman in bite, the ap-
parent size of each would have approached the
ordinary stature, and the former would not have
appeared giantcss, nor the latter d.sals.- 81
CHS Rec
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JSTRaLIA.
COMMERCIAL.

LtvERPo0L, ApsII, ..
We have a god Inquiry For bacon, without
fny stocks. Fresh pork is offered AZ decline
If %. Cheese. na,hing dong there j. no in
curry for lard, aud quotations more steady
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DON'T READ THIS,

CLIFTON ANDREW, late WORKS., payt,,as "a, the
~ firm ofsrAKH 4 ANDREws, Painters &c verdi iE,rm
his friends and the public that he has open.a She, axts
OWN in Langworthy' Is Block over The Ble Iore
and hopes by pun uaify neatness and desatr 10 M III
share Of paonag" fifteen wars practical ea ri pce
in the largest cities house and sign paint en.,,
him promise entre satisfaction to ihoe wishing y,
preserve and beautify their residences 5sa.s :
Front doors parl0rs grained in oak MAPLE nahoga,y
stanwood or walnut. Nantes marbled in verdaniGie
seanna Egyptian or Pcrpiiay. Sign wok executed on
tile she rest notice in plain or iacy styles r the pro
sional gen Irnaus shinse to hall the side Of Llse
Trade taken on payment, or perswaio cash
n b. Good krvnc ready mi led paint for sale. Jan drm
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Frnrs The San Joaquin Republican,
ney,.nr Mt Murphy 's--TSyO Hen Kan.

LyneIasn- at Murphy 1.-TWO lith nuns.
Wahava iust leained, through Brown Ex-
press, that on "Wednesday last, at > o clock,
two Americans were hung by the peoplp nj
Murphy Diggings, Ca|averas county. Il ap
pears that they rived III camp IN Tuesday,
each horseback, aud i. was believed tia, tho
animals were stolen That same nisni they
broke into one cabin and stole lhsreir,an 500
in quicksilver gold they then broke int" apa;i-
er and tornd na'hinn a:.,l they nexi bfoke alto
I a Jews clot.!inr sinre aud stole Diamond pm,
[ a recover and ss2n. Tire above articles beng
MISSED in the morning, suspicion rested upon
L the ttga strangers who seen IN town on the
dav heti,re.
i Ii appears that early in the morning the ras-
cais left the town one was seen taking orr
trsi and The other another. They were inu,r-
diattls followed, aud in a short tine Nste cap.
tufe( BIZ the Sheriff, MIR. Marsia''. On thrlr
way back t. The camp one was seen tt4hcaw a
! handker. h!ef INTO the ehaparrai. VIII h IN OK
animation, was found 10 contain til, articles
stolen. This was proof positive of guilt, and
they were tried briore Dir. Nasderslice 5nJ bs Il
! jury of the miners They were found guilt,
and sentenced to be hung AT 5 "'r!ork '!trf
! were strung mp They refused 70 el:e Their
names or TO IN ic any confession lie age
OF eae was aaon: 81, srd the other - years,
FukrHTR PaRrlcuLARs-Mr - '"'b, who
i affireti nj Stockton Yesterday, from Murphy 5
I informs Us that the thieves were Svdnay mrn.
IN there IS cvery reason {, believe formed puF'
Of a gang II ra;chls who are in!es'inr the eaun
ttfy They were two OF the most hafd ncd
calls he had ever seen The elder one was hune
first, and while his body was yet dan.l NJ in ,he
air before the eyes of the younger ore, tho
latter said, with aa oath, II wilt make M eau
| tesson-but unders'and that am one Of tn.
trother.-pui that in your pipe az! smoke II
On the following morning, rolled ~ IN Tie leg,
of the pantaloous OF aus fonni
quantity of money, jrwelry, aad letter
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PITTSBURGH, April 2l-M
River % feet and falling AT Wheeling 46
feet and falling.
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h. vsAEsE.HsS 81 ~.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NG ia Eg HE n: o. II - ea u x x

u
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0GT ia EI MS R:a ass u EEs
UNDER TIE H.3PLEs HOUSE
WI. WOULD beg leave say that prepared
furnish quantity and qaiy of goods, Of every dcs
cripJion, at 1aoc>aie Retaa
have On hand $50 900 worth of
Dry Goods :suL Clothing,
Roots, shoes, hats aud sas; - hs sugar, 80 barrels
lasses 10 bags coffee, 800 hags salt ,ad all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 xea fresh teas direct frea tie east fine tarpstry
ingram, three ply and Hrlssels caite;re window
tain lea spoons, and ever, thing need by housekee
4rs, fr,an cellar 10 garlei.
Having 4pent all the in the cast, selecting N.
Goods hcrever could fi'd item cheap ahic II give
better bargains than ever have eor!ec assortment
If every thing, both English, French and Ainefcai:
goods CALL AND SEE Vi E.
To TAs AIDES,
Having been cast, for the last tirce mants. is
prepared . furnish me LADIES' iowa, Illinois and Wis
SPLETDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
cyer offered for sale pibe West.
CARPETS.
Ingram tr ply and brussels. III" vtr} latest p'ierns
nar from The msmractories; rSse'> and tab'ec"vers'
French and American.
SiiAWLS, &c,
larec S7ct of shawIs, from s 3jto slG fashirnahe
hanncts, OF ire very best material, and made IL q" by
gt.nt variety q Ladies siik-velv coats and tauey silk
Nantes and Manas.
/ LA les NJ n >
The test brought 10 the cory ]; c
! IL Si1
| DRESS GOODS.
French English aud German mcrnoes from 40. Il S 50
per yari muslin de LANES of very rich styles from 5c
IL 81 p; also, ctalncr,S, dpatcds ana prints al every
| quality.
| LAMPS.
! Ms Lamp aud Grand lie Dep'r'u"" il MT eqiaiod in
| inwa, every style and Quali., and wHrrtnfel
SILVER PLATE.
r"s des aud table spoons, toks, c - Ike best ql
| lily, tnl warranted
| A rich article Of Window CGlt.ns something ans
very beautiful
1 Locking Glass $ extra large sizes and rel cheap.
| 4 braurifp assnrtHrnt OF " Ill and Window Paper
| 10th French aud Aucti an.
Ladies Shoes, Of the latest quality "i Philadelphia man
ufac ci is understood t. he the bet il the tnef
states; also Ghilrcn's aud Misses IL endless variety.
Fancy GadS, Of every description, style and quality
trimmings etc, and in Gscneariy every thing that's wan
/ ted.
| shall he happy have tic pleasure Of showing N.
Is tn Ladies. all times; aud would respectfully
the married Ladies who Wisbtn furnish their lou
it'll the and cheapest sly les at goods, to sy
me ca and to Won who expect he married sonn nov
the time 10 make good sclcct"n.