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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

sY The Boston Atlas announces that Col
VIM. Schouler, for many years the able editor
of that paper, has purchased an interest in the
Cincinnati Gazette, and will shortly take the
entire charge Of the editorial management Of
hat iouruat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30
THE EXTRAORDINARILY.

Asked us TO name some Of the individuals ap-
pointed 10 uffce in this State, who were not
personal and particular friends of the Demo-
cratic delegation We could do this if we saw
proper, but shall not mention the name Of any
one, We think it unnecessary to drag the names
OF individuals into every new spaper contest thai
may take place between editors 1t is sufficient
then, for us TO say that one of the appoin,ces at
this place was, unless we are wrongly informed
opposed to the nomination of MIR. HEM, and we
know he opposed the denomination of Jones
last winter.
Instances of this kind, however, would not
satisfy the Herald, though they occurred in
every other country That paper, with one or
two others, opened its bate les some tine ago
against certain men, not for any particular good
will for the party, but merely TO crafty per-
sonal feelings and to satisfy the craving OF am
bilious aspirations .-Fairfeid Sen.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

MoaE EMBEzzLEyENr.-The New York
Herald says, that large entertainments have
been detected in several of the New York
Banks. The following distractions are men,
900; Bank Of Commerce 900: Merchants
Bank, 100000; Metropolitan Bank, $4,000;
American Exchange Bank, $4,000; Hanover
Bank, So, 900. There was meeting of forty
seven banks of the city, 10 consider the subject
of these defalcatons.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

Afago, on the very day of his death, it is said
revised for new edition his tract on thunder,
and sent out the exact length Of certain undu-
laion in given column of air. Three hours
be fore bis death, he said to NJ. Bolt, his collea
que in the meridian experiments in Spain.
II must hand in my resignation as perpetual Sc.
cre,ary ofthc academy, as can no longer fill
the duties" "very well, do" replied MIR.
Bolt, sand we will come in procession to give
it back to you, and reproach you for your ngra-
tude
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v Attention is called to an advertisement
for agents to solicit subscriptions TO the new
work of Col. T. IL. Benton, in course Of publ
cation.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

" Did you ever know little fellow by the
name of Nathaniel Shelly, one of the crusta-
Geo .-asks a contemporary. He was complains
inc that some one had insnlted him by sending
him letter addressed to "Sat Shelly"
..Why, said friend 81 don't see anything
insulting in that Nat is an abbreviation for
Nathaniel
81 know IT, SAID the little man, ''but blast
his impudence, he spelt it with G-Gnat."
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KsuD IsyERsos, AcArs.-The Chicago Jour.
nal comes to the aid Of The Tribune and Demo
crat, in the Knud lverson affair. 1t says that
Knud was not murdered as penalty for his re-
fusal to steal; and that the erection Of monu-
meut 10 commemorate martyrdom that never
was suffered, throws stigma upon the innocen,
but thoughtless lads, at whose hands he suffer
ed accidental death.
If the boy was murdered, the murderers arc
known and are at large. Let them be convict
ed first, and the monument built afterwards A
city that takes no cognizance Of so high a crime
is not the place in which the memory of virtue
can be best perpetuated by "sculptured marble
and monumental BRASS In this case, the old
ma kim aBe just, and then be generous has
been forgotten.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

20 There is no fear Of knowing too much,
though there is great fear in practcng too little.
The most doing man shall be the most knowing
man,
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w The Cedar County Advertiser gives the
particulars of the murder of Mrs. lngraham, by
her husband, DR.. lngraham, in that county,
on the Sd inst Foul play was not suspected
until after the death OF the wife, hen, on IN
vestiga,ion, it appeared that the poor woman
died ofinjuries inflicted by her husband. The
husband was under arrest, bat on examination
wes discharged.
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DEATH OF GEN. RoBERr STANTON
Matches Courier Of the 9Th notices the death Of
Gen. Robert Stanton, who died near that city,
Of yellow fever. on the Sd
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II The N. Y. Herald says that the Cass
men will rally upon d. I. Disney for speaker
of the next Congress, and that Forney, for Clerk,
has no formidable rival as yet
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CANADA
WAR DECLARED BY RUSSIA
SEVERAL BATTLES FOUGHT!
TURKS VICTORIOUS
RUSSIA THREATENING THE EAST
INDIES!

lNDIESi
Halifax, NV. "a.
The Canada arrived here this p NJ Bread
stuffs at Liverpool are fully sustained, closing
firm but not active. Provisions unchanged
Pork very dull Beef more doing. Lard firm
at sixty shllings
Russia has formally declared war. Several
battles fought and well contested but Turks
everywhere victorious in Europe and Asia.
Exciting rumors from India state that the Gar
had formed an alliance with Doste Mahomed,
and will attack the English in India if the b. .
fish Government assists Turkey against Russ q.
The rumor is doubtful, bu; a full council coz.
vened at London.
Money market unchanged. Consois "a.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

NEw Yoaa ELEcTioN-The Tribune foots
State as follows:
Leavenwor,h, Wing, 154,70l
Clinton, Hard, 1896
Verplsnck, Soft, IS, 100
The above paper thinks the official count will
not vary these figures 100 votes, and that the
average minority Of the Hards over the Softs is
about 1000.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

MALICIOUS OurRAoE.-The Cleveland (For
est City, Democrat of the 18TH states That ths
passenger train from GAINESVILLE to Columbus
on Friday, the lSth, when within SIX miles 0
Columbns. MAS cred into bY aome one. Thu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

Il The editor of the Dubuque Herald with
his accustomed ranity and self praise says in
recent issue that Gen. Jones has become an
advocate Of his plan of improving the harbor
and his plan Of making railroad West from
Dubuque. He makes this empty assumption,
the occasion for great deal of self graduation
His plan (of fill;ng up) which he talks about so
fuently, is as old almost as the City OF Dubu-
ques agitated long before he ever saw, or thought
Of the West, and as far back as 1916 was ia
vorite project with Gen. Jones, who had on
one occasion quite an unpleasant alteration
with Capt. Barney on this very subject.
As to the railroad SUBJECT it is difficult to tell
where the editor Of the Herald is, for he changes
front often that it puzzles any one to keep
track of him. In 1S49 and 1850 he was for the
Dubuque and Keokuk railroad, while in 1851
and 1851 he was opposed 10 it and in favor Of
, the Big Sioux. At one time he claims that he
never contributed to the defeat of the Iowa
Lind Bill and at an other takes all the credi,
10 himself of having defeated the measure.
Take him all in all, he il strange bundle
Of inconsstencies, whose like we ncer shall see
again.
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A TERRIBLE FIRE AT COUNCIL
BLUFFS

On the night OF the lth inst, most desisu,
tive fire occurred at Council Bluffs City, con
Stunning thirteen stores and public houses and
property to the amount of over Sl0o.00n, with
only between 30 and $4,000 insurance. The
principal lovers are as follows
Messrs. stutsman & Mcdonald $4,000
Mason Il Co, 5000
Tootie & Jackson, $4,000
b r. Pegram & Co, 10000
j. C. Mitchell, 5000
JE. johnson, $4,000
Mclaughlin 81 Co, 2,ho0
Robert Hawk, 5000
j. X Cook, (BlrF ijoust) 5000
2 Murphy, a,tol
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Providence, r. | 23t

TT 'oo''0e, ~. ~'u
All the towns but two give majority Of over
$500 against holding a Convention to revise
tic constitution.
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THE ERIE GUAGE WAR.
Erie, Pa , Nov 20.

Erie, Pa Nov 20.
The excitement was greatly increased yester.
day in consequence Of articles in Buffalo and
Cleveland papers. The Mayor was engaged
all the day in swearing in and arming special
police, and about two hundred are in readiness.
The first brigade of volunteers and firemen
were out in the afternoon yesterday, and by
resolutions offered their service 10 the Mayor If
he is unable to enforce ordinance by Police
force. The excitement extends through this
and adjoining counties south Of here, and offers
Of help from all quarters are received by the
Mayor.
special messenger has been sent out to the
arsenal at Meadville for four nine pounders.-
All are resolved not TO submit to the carrying out
OF bribed legislation, and with the present feel
ing, it the Directors attempt an alteration of
the track, every bridge the country will be
swept from the road. The people feel that they
are right, and with that fee ing are determined
to project their rights regardless of cansequea-
ces.
The only information we find relative to the
ing:
We learn that the amateur volunteer military
of Erie have resolved to 90 into encampment
for the week, in order to be ready for immediate
seisie@ ne Instant the pdttie trumpet sounds
Orders have been received by Muggridge Il
Co, and Burr Il Waters, of this city, for car
londs of crackers small beer and ginger pop, as
provision Tor The troops.
LATEST
We learn from undpubted authority that the
Romantics have actually crossed Mud Creek,
and that collision is inevitable The notes Of
the Bank of Erie-the criterion Of the War
Question--have fallen p'rccptbly. The rate Of
interest is rising.
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Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, the widow o. Gea.
Gaines, in card in tn New York Hera! Id, de.
MES the statement mad in regard to her by the
Wilmington (Del) Gazette.
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II The hotels in Washington City kav,
advanced their rates for boarding to $2 50 ;
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LEAp.--The New York papers OF The 2ls
quote Dubuque Lead as inactive, at 1918.
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lNDENTURE EXTRAORDINARY.

The following deed Of separation between the
coalition explains itself:
This nden'ure, made this 18th day Of Sep
temher, 1888 a, a time that tests the honesty %
men protesting democracy, between the com
pany composing the firm 1T Jefferson democrac,
of the FIST part, and the little crowd of deaf
weights who. Ike vampires, hive preyed upoy
the credit of said company, composing the unIn
icprIo-a'cd firm Of Barnburners, Soft shells
Shot Boys, Assassins and New York Thieves
/ of the second par!. Wnesseh that the safe
| party of The first part for and in consideration
/ Of good radiance to them duly paid, have dis
carded, and by these presents do forever di care
and quit claim ali tncir title aud interest nf, in
and TO that certain small parcel # mo:e'y o
'espcctabliry and INTEGRITY claim'd for and he
/! longing Ia on heretofore connected with sail
firm, to W.T. Martin Van Buren,, lying and being
~ The town of Sour Croni county of Prince
/ John and State o. Uncertainty
Bounded as follows commencing at small
post in the Bal'imore Convention marked Re
venge," running thence South 10 a Veto o
Slavery in the District Of Columbia, thence in
! a westerly z @ zag course towards Buffalo, unit
il strikes Ben Buffers tickle straw, thence due
north TO British Sympathy, thence sou,heastery
| towards Gold Spoon marked "Ogle," thence
south $50 TO leave the large lot known as the
''memory Of Jackson over the ft,) thence
at to pile OF inccndiary documents marked
''the Mail Bags ct aitor,'' thence east down
| a deep decl'vi'y To tie place Of beginning, con
tain'ng Aboiiionists, Office Seekers, Iuconsis-
tcncics, any solt of broken pledges, &c, &c.
be the same more or less. Together with the
appnr'enances and all interests and claims what
ever Of the said parties Of the first part either
in expectancy otherwise. Subject only 10
the commentator Of all lovers Of their country
And the said party of the first part hereby cove
nant and agree To keep up and in perpetual re-
pair the fences that now surround the premises
hereby conveyed, sufficient height 10 preven,
all cgress from the said premises.
Witness cur hand and seal The day and year
above written
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~ The Cincinnati Nonparicl has been dis
continued
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BANK or Osuxeo-Private Geographic :
patches announce thc failure ofthe Bank
n<1czs0s n ".
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COUNTY OF UNION FOR THE SAKE UNIoN.
IS. On this 18th day of September, 1853, be-
tore me came Daniel S. Dickinson, who is to
me personally known as the agent of the first
part, and acknowledged hat he had executed
the foregoing instrument as the act and deed of
the Jefferson Democracy.
JOHN G. MATHER,
Canal Commissioner
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Ey Christmas comes ON Sunday tins year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

THr N,D,\rs Tile release Of the HAiIa's-
WHO lad been Imprisoned by The government OF
Ts.e,ny i,r re.Iing ias B,Lle aGi circulating
n.o,e,,ans tracts. hailed a, y sgO''An'l@!
tr,,pph Of .Ds lter.. sentiment Of he age. It :
certainly stem forward wscn , Difference q" ne
pgJli: opinion Ct the world requires 'ns abandon
ment Of al per.ecl.isn for opn.on''s'S' '" "''s
We ,.ioi,s =. til. Iteration Il ,hs NADIA, low
.ve-. i. swell to remember tina: America l.
guilty Of the sane outage Ter which sue was So
ready TO eeu.ure the Tuscan government. a.
NAV easily be inferred from the following s.rs uIar
apology which the ST. LOU, Sheppard Of TIE
J'aNrg, Catholic paper makes for 'hs PersGci'
lion Of the NADIA;
"SurUo,e n man prea.hc' abolition in the
Southern States. what DO they 10 10 himl Ride
lin on rail. duck Inn, drown him sometimes or
hang hin. Supposs an individual should dras
WIN insult through the street. the bus; Of " ash
i,-,on. what would We do to him Grill him
alive as likely a, not. WHIT Because re would
outrage the public sentiment of the community
and because brother Jonathan boasts to be con
siderable when no docs get rIled Well, 'hase
Ma.lai have ridiculed what Italian. revere. they
have outraged universal sentiment Of afceiIonate
reverence more profound than that We Americans
ent.rta,n for the Father Of our Country; and
they have been mpr.oued-no.Aing morv. 1t
i. very right.
When an Engli.hman comes here, We let h'G;
DO as in,oen, as he chooses in private; he may
saw uhaths please. Of us and our Institutions in
IN. bu,rl. and .'earlhorts: but thcie our for.
b.arince stops The Italians have feelings a, we'll
We Cgnce!e that their Religion Is A. sacred
to them as our political institutions are to u',
and how can you blame the authorities OF Tuscany
for defending i. from public insult certain to re.
suit in popular tumul'' The Asd'al Cos oil
very easily. In the parallel case which We sus'
ge.,, they woull not have been conveyed alive 10
Jail.
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Negligence.

r -, b.sp two arrival, from Europe
,;r,. ,pr las, the Niagara, At N'w York March
;l,t. and he Areiic. at Nss In. hp'h ah-
brinrin Liverpool dates to the sd March
Al the sailing Of the Niagara, a better tone
had prevailed durns the week N the Liverpool
800, ,,,,l,, and there Va, IN wheat penny AL.
,,u,,l n,u, sod advanced aud nov 9uist, corn
advance prnre.tcn / Co quote western canal
s,p, ,s.oI.:i.sl Baltimore Apd Fbhais' phia
si.sl Cotton advanced ial 81
At the sailing 81 he Aisne iss'e advances had
been fully ,u,tsinrd.
r,ramen, lad adjourned over iOr the Easter
holidays
4 letter from II, Cons be French Minister If
Mann, m r,pl, to one aJdtr"'d 10 ham b, Mr
Ernst Al T.. !, published m Ihe English new.
papers Il give. assurances .; he most pacific
p,,uti,ns Of the French Government aud cen.
slider. that n sr'oas Misunderstanding between
H.. iwo nations would bs one 81 The grsA,rs, oi
risffturos
\ TIRE to,k place m the i9,h ut, IN the Prince
If Nalr, TnwrToi Windsor Castle. Se,,ral
r,o,n, IN the occupation # he ROYAL Yam,l,
vrlr Ladi, burnt. and q, ono time the nvb'r ,dr
fcc w. IN danger Of total d'siruction, lot hy
active eirriipn, ths damage VAS eenhn,d ~ithin
- small compass
\ mcs.in: ei,hr ladies' Who originated ,hs adj
dress To the ladies II AtneiISa vas held al Stat
ford House. the Duchess Of Sunderland pres,dmg
\ report VA. submitted. stating hat the nddrr,,
had bS7 SOS signatures Ii y. Illuminated ID
yclWm. and bound N 26 folio volumes.
strikes oi necbancs aud The working rla.,s,
generally were becoming quite frequent, and
higher wages were tsng obtained by various
dasrs
GrEM,>t.-r Emigration THIS season from Ger.
many i expected 10 Le Hunted, oNts 10 the
stnrliS OF money
Ir.ir Vel informed partl" ssy that great
sch,uv prevail, amongst the II 'nIutonary chief.
IN IomhsrJy and that an outbreak soms~hsrs
may NAV be looked for about the lst Of Nav
kc>su,h and M.I.,nl ara said TO be Joint, work.
Jog Tor 'his snj.
Tusc~r-1he Maiai AMI vile embarked a,
Ln.h-rn on he c5,h
TlEKEr The threatening aspect n Russia TO
wards Iurkrv has been the cause oithe greatr,t
excitement, 20: Gully IN Constaunn"ple but m
Lauiun
The proceeding, Of M,u-rhckoG, the Ru..ian
Niri.irr Of Naurr had been r. warlike charac
ter Tk- BRUSH Ire, in tie Mediterranean had
been ,'rrnelhtnrd and the French fleet hsi been
ordered TO proceed to the Archipelago at once
The la'crS intelligence states Shat II is probably
matter, would be pea,,b'y arranged
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4 Peoria Cut on.

WHY 40 not the peorisns Ike the Al.onaus,
get upa State Policy cry in ihelt f4vorl Here
Is cut of that threatens to be as mi, rIou. to
Peoria interests as liroushs read would be to Al
ton.
SPRINGFIELD ASn ALrnS RAILsoAp.-ln few
days. says the state Register OF SAtardly, a line
Of railroad will be opened from Bloomington to
Chicago, connected with Springfield ~ lie O;
fast coashes which uW bca!.h Illinois rircr u:
leds! Ten hours
lnafew months more there " IL be \ continuous
line Of railway communication from Chicago via
La Sale TO 81. Louis and then the passenger
business on the river, except for way passengers.
a,ay be considered a, closed. Not OILY Peoria
but all the towns on the river must suffer by thu,
Have no, thess towns vested rghi to thi, bu,i.
ncs,i After having beea encouraged Tor years,
to make extensive improvements. in c,mes the
legislature and lakes away their trade BY grant
in: 10 lot Of eastern spectators adverse railroad
charter. Was there ever greater outrage
1t is true, a more direct and expeditions ruu'e to
81. Lo1ls is opened, and the great travelling pub
lie il benefited, but what i. ihi, when our own
river towns suffer in consequence Iii. bad
3 State Policy" you see
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ANoTHEs IMPORTANT lSvtNnON.-Dr Cooper,
Of The Peoria we latrmary, and othopH lie In.
,tItuiIon has invented All instrument. or apparatus,
by which person whose leg has be fixed at
right angles with the thigh for years. can gradual.
ly bs made 10 walk without eru,ch " cane. Nor
docs any severe pam attend tho cure. The ~.
paratus, with ITO variations /, adapted to tie cure
Of The entire clan % distortion, dl,scatlons, club.
fo"t, and Ike d-form,ies
Ihi. will doubtless prove one q the mos.
valuable inventions Of our are, and will confer in
eSiiinable blessing. on the afflicted being alk. a
blessing to humanity and til. fortune and repu,a.
ton OF ii' author since in no part Of the United
SUITES or Europe, are the afflicted too remote to
seek, at the institution VI Dr. Cooper, the relief
which genius and skill sirord. DR.. Cooper i, a
native of Danvile Ohio but for the last SIX year,
has resided IN Peoria; during which time hi, d.
'crmned and inlefatigabls devotion to prac,iea
anatomy has given hi, medical and other friend.
All exalted opinion "f hi,rlrc merits Ne n surgeon
| Central Illinois Yima
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TT See fourth page for reading matter.
Ottawa n city |!

Iorr,S! Ottawa is cit, Sound IA. ton
jon and the hewgag' At the election On Monday
the city charter was adopted by vote Of two to
one. So Let no one hereafter speak con'smp.C'
ou.lv and say the village II Ottawa. OF town
Of Ottawa Touch your beavers respectfully
aud say City of Ottawa" Aud who has better
ri.h, to be city. eha'e yearly as many IL
habit,nts as both our reshbos cii,e-, l.ru AID
l., Sale. Upwards Of 1000 people may well
claim a more Jisnii,d municipal corps Than a
board OF trustees. and a town constable. Hence
forth We shall have not emily city mayor, tGt \
city horse, too, il Ne want him, 10 say no!hins "'
4 board Of aldermen, city marshal Ac IL. I'm
css Of dry gods will Of course come down TO city
rates, and produce go ur. Water works and gas
work. will be erected. and watch hsu.r' filed
with "wasr am men and wimmin" every morning
llurr,h Who woulIu', live IN a city
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Ferry.

Never, in the history Of ottaws, has there been
20 much complaint in reference to the ferry at
this pace, as there has bees during the pas, S
months, Tho rates have not only been exorbi.
tant, but there seems to have been no disposition
manifested to Accommodate persons passing to
aud fro. The board Of trustees. a year or two
ago very injudieiou,ly granted an exclusive Ii
esnse for ye'rs to the present lessee, SO that
there seems 10 be NO remedy. A few persons, al
partial remedy, joined together month az
and built boat for their own use but We learn
this has been tied up by an injunction. We hav'
aot had time to look up this matter thoroughly
bat We propose to do so soon and we shall no
spare whoever may deserve eensure. Meantime
there 10 = consolation il knowing that ii will no
Ls mush longer before We shall have bridge a
this place, an enterprise i, is due to the ferry t.
say, ito anneyances and impO'itons have tsnds,
greatly 10 stimulate
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ANorrE FISE EyItrlN Since our ipsl weea' ;
issue W. notice thar Mr. lorsna rurlte tas mo-
wi h, ,m1!. frame building from his lot ajIo'n.
ing Walker Fellows, s Cos. store for The Pur-
pose ct putting up IN ia, place fine, substantial,
,hrec-.,ory brick building, ,0 be occaped as 5a-
kery aud provision store.
AxorurE-Nr Flick j. also putting ur fine
brick building adjoining HI. preseu; one, on Co.
nm5us Il
VIZ John Rooney his nerr'y complicated hand
som. brick dwelling IN north o,taw1 and IN the
s,m- nci.uborhood VI c King has commenced
the erection Of a mansion, which, w. understand,
o, designed o Dc one Of The fines, residences 90 .h-
state. Mr.. Wm l.. & .5son has also commenced
thccr-cuvn OF a very handsome dwelling house IN
Ea,, Ottawa.
Besides these We counted. in jifrren, paris OF
the city. during the past week, siA,y-thrre bund-
iuss OF various kinds, under progress and many OF
them almost rra y ,oro,cupa;Jou and "e have no
doubt that before mex, winter tins number ~. -
more ,,an doubled.