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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

M JOHNSTON Audr Public Accounts me e. Of s
u rAR W1;SEoRp see Commonwealth Sinking Fund
Apu 27-cilsi Aug
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N!SgEhLANh.:js'S.
PI NOS.

SD H. TAYLOR is CONSTANT resolving elegant and
Iam PIANOS. from the popular MUM:
y CLAIR. IA 2 . =
These received the graf e1 nti i'-r" ''
WugIp's FAIR, London. l-i. ry Invariably 're
FIRST PRIZE the american iueifHr fm:s ~ 'h'E =, ny
They ,"uiuc ali .ic nulrIn lml'ru, WIN Inc
fhanr and patent strings, and ale confidently
SWEETNESS aud great durability. wh'' Hh"hN ~ "
appreciated u Country g'"l arl,"
l.. a. TAYLOR sold III Tins GU. ' ~
yras entire his numerous cisI"he''
Old Pianos taken part ,,.,,o,,, in In,
Piano the largest anu hsSt c' t.
STATE Violin and Strings, and 'us ana M ~, ~,
quality al low prices. ,,, =. 49, ~ Ia Nm .rr.,
n,s UE.I"sr the Banks
<,ARRrtGEs-CA KRIA & ES.-The sub. EkG/
,...r hu. an hand Coach ulukIng Es Co.. Ha1SH
,, nm Lombard Alley. (lrtwcem Nam and eS5<tS
800 mi, md Ii,h streets the Columbian llt.
he. CIarutres Barourlcs BuggIca, with and Whom
u his make al the best mcilalS an
An of which will liz sold Il, low good work "i ,s
@ Inc in The Richmond. and respectfully ask dta r"
,hns, in want article the Carriage line a. am rieih
-, make sell the lnwest ahlr al WON
that il warranted
Ann S-,lSc6m MltAJAH MaN"tM'
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VALUABLE FOkESI LAND AND MILLING
PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD Iui NTN, FOR SALE Al

Ill r sold al auction The Ilrni-rs OH THURSDAY AZ
w IERSUbN. The bhh June, > clock ~
stl "i valuable
n the EA side al The Manchester sui Petersburg
tas w Friend r Smith, iGI Others and the residence
=" thts Friend Esq A!i"I which, about clock T. VI
'ha valuable property known The "Anlh Mills, containing
~ Situated both sides the turnpike. about mics
VI Richmond The mil destroyed by short
SINCE but The null da amt ihs connected with the pro
perry except the mill se perfect orsr Il lies ia ling
rmprles James River. ihr
the mill vessels drawing TIE tall
the dam The mill ~ regarded
| excellent location Manufacturing mGl
Immediately winch wtlI tr SOLD the valuable mill cait!
kuns ou Falina Greek. including the rom 81
100 ncr ,l RIlmom! a Petersburg Raj
| Road. miles from RTHunHd.
The above well kriwn IA the nrishih"oi that a
| further desc rpt"m Is deemed unnecessary,
Furiurhcr information, rlrrcIIcr u uaic 10 ia"
will positively b. Sold 'tiru! the
| sale with the rXIrcthtionn getting bargain.
TERMSDnr iourl cash, balance al IL ahG l. months,
."kir nurs aei secuted hy deed ui'o
/ famed. llllS y XII
| lie " ". luGc !.
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LA VALLEE FOX SALE.

al the tIcmt Court al i"orh!and c0uh
- Commissioner proceed FRIDAY, tho
unr lss sell al public eucJ ." The rnses Tue tract
of land the county G"Oc'ard called LA NALEE the es
rr OF lanes Ferguson, E-i The contains by survey
made l.Sl ard twenty IT which der"
be, hundred ia; ani CHEEKY
BIr geek The upland good quality. and
cclblr upIu AMI hc place remarkably HEALTHY MI
the place. 81" show It 10 person who may
| desire SaiHir IL
bdaGcc credit u and two S'ar
IN equal pavurnts deferred 10 he S"cnIt Icy bonds
, sooi ona be retained nnti tbs
plla fEt'-ii " maj Ht''
| ,,.s'
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y
CPHOL&:ERERS md PIPER HANGERS;
Corner Of Governor unu Franklin Streets,
HAVE their Sprins stock al Frenrh ana Htii'ca
IIagugs. Onlcr>. Fire Screens aud Curtain f'lr'7
cum,cc and all the various It lr-
in use Also vars Floor on Cloths nda AMI Cocoa
Min. Window Shades ana Blinds. WIKI senerd assortment 81
Curtain Goods GonIr.a ami trimmings also tnri a a" Hhn
Mattresses many erarrrrs IN our line all" winch VI" w
sold on The reasonable terms
Paper Hanging a pnistcrns executed al the ",n
country. nilN ". .,I
CO-PhKTSEtsIilP NOTICE.
this ay assura,rd themselves together
under the INN ard style sill III y MAphtA. ur the rur
.,r oil trausacrg t"mml1siun business III We Guy !"
Richmond their 4" their friends ril 'r Iht
,rhcray tr The sale Tobacco" Wheat Ftomr ioI @c MN
tlrir cIiiGia Ia promote TIE interest,"
If all who may lel. VII tEsIr patronage ,,,
" DAVID u SMITH.
". u. MADDlA.
A.. Gran.L Ilirr an ! ;. >lnckoe Warrlllust
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IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWS!
PARISES X KINGS STEAMSHIP EHPRES>,
L IL il & II u II.


REDUCED RITE'S IND INCREASED EAPEDil NV 81
ME puIrcurs, having made new ARRANGEMENTS
/ sIii better dispatch nj their Express ny </IAI
the steamships AAOki'' and JAMES oN NI9i.ta
New they wish keep hrlnt NE pun
tic tina, PARSEN KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN ENr'n'
for the accommodation ~ "'i 'S I'll 'e
rs rate. and with Unparalleled dispatch Their Express ieas
generally delivered almost point "i virginia
h,Iys and lrna our Nnr! Carolina 10 ania iJ
,,-r rent b,ioir the old HENBGG MONOPOLY
parseu Kings facilities Tor the cxpcIIus transportation :"
Freight aud Packages, c beat by Express C"'!
existence and they defy cnrei"n therefore, IN me shape :"
nuInhls imposition aud Monopoly ~ 49,,
uj-Dr order y"uf goods by PARlSEN \ klN'S EA
PRESS, BIrtlay street, New York g,
nj Rest all they promise they viii faithfully inhI
pARSEN 4 KING M =. Barclay sllccl, New inik.
and 5oilinshronk street, rrlrls burg Va
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4 OIlCE A General Meeting Gi the Stockholders ol me
rncEaaoe James River Kali Road Company ~" ne heq a.
e ote n ne krhm 0 FIRE Asoc!l on corner VI Main ana '
s.'s''1 ~ MONDAY tie eth June al II O'Clock, A. NJ
w "l!cz a II, F.esLen:: .
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\oiCE AL ciuims the estate oil III
~ b+nunr Lewis, deed. viii present lhrr payment Per
s oei 10 the REQUESTED! make Eieni with as
"'ae delay fnss,bIs WOOD BDUlDIN.
SAM'I.. G.. GRFESHOW.
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E1tSs Al,
I !, s,.rur orI,rs Tor any Description =" ~ M
NJ S,nn.I ,r Wheat Corn Mills New anchor Ir safes for
~. ,nr e, and Scale packing nom', W. cen 20 he ap
Nsssrs Fairbanks Co These nIrsss us by
rrrci lated. Persons OIL 4 "''''"1' SMITH HARDWOOD,
go, Ipror!rrs Hardware &c ------
FANCY PARLoUR TABLES Fancy Par.
- -. ,tufius beautiful assoihe'. -. I ,,,rs
M u arc the attention 9" We
a.. nave also a very heavy stock 81 siltl'''
~ mi nricc. al Richmond naniiacH'' c,,,. n.
~. rra,,r.l 10 Hotels WIN =
large Factory IN Richn"''' az" ZONES X HARDWOOD.
small advance the cost = change Bank Main street
June II nrl w-. ~. ,.;ue Of Mrs
XECUTOR,s NOTICE.-Denors TO Inc so n paymenr
caharine W Bullock requested 10 ,". ean duly
ma hnn sIav either IImes H. Roy - az =, me- n,rsao.
eu1 ,e9 who authorized TO se, sEnGN
ally - ,, Executor Mrs W Suiiocs' ue1 :
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and :, ICES i, the whris sulphur, 81 kaS1E-1s
through by Cana l. IXnclnu. and Tenn, a$re
Rail Road and Saer.to Mhi" sulphur, S." EssexSEsz-s
>,.-,-u,~.s Leave Richmond by ioI yncn-
hu,s ,Ly n T. NJ, Sundays excepted and
GrtsSSsAk8S l I;utIdnan rwrrky until the 2'Ei Iunr;
after that daily LNn'hhr% at NJ c"inrt, WIN the
Rail Road, rar!s A. \ NJ ana arrive a. ''1 "'
SuIphur ~ -. Iays rnm Ricltn'nu a.,
% nar. ,rriy. IN I,ut p NJ second i.. ii"in Rch.
J w,,h ,r sliac Dserrs Sprlnr and arrive
In, Whr r.xtay VI The Boat" conrc ASA At h9camln
Tor the Nutu Bnsr. Lexington Ro'Eti.r and
Bath Alum Warm aud Ito >is: VA r"tro' "h Tue H"ses II
I:I,,,r'. Mil, = mica IRON 'r Natural lhriar
yalIds al treat Inducements here rhs Only
~, S,,n. E"chbTII:c ihr White
Suur ShoTte., any "EleI route 1" IFS miles
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uN1cKCTr & MAYNARD, having purchsHcu -, urnsh An
.unI,d by Mr E H. Clark, 40" ptfpn' an hs .uu
80, Gal a. The shortest notice They also Nrp 49, ~ ~
pig 0l Clover iih hoai dhu"" "'' " June li-GaTim
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
Independent rs.

The Herald nf this morning, puts down Ben
Nj Snmurls, and NJ McNarara, Aldermen
elect Of the lst Ward, as independents 4
few words Of explanation will exhibit the tota
dcpraosty displayed on their part, in stiiv ng tc
injure the political character af Messrs. Samuel,
and Nc cNamara.
Messrs. Bush and iartsock, who are put dowr
in the Herald, as regular dem. candidates, by
the side of Messrs. Samuels aud McNalnara, Il:
Independents, were nominated at democratic
Convention, under the impression that they
would support the democratic ticket. But afiei
the nomination, they were interrogated upor
the subject and stated that they would no
support the ticket. An other convention wa:
held and Ben. nj. Samuels and M. McNa,rars
were put in nomination and elected. Messrs
Samueis and McNamara run nn the democratic
ticket aud Messrs. Bush and Harts ,ck run OF
the whis ticket. Here is the mater in nu
shell, and IT we are any judge oi democratic
usage, Messrs Samuels and McNamara hav,
cer;a My no reflections 10 makr1npon tIle,iseIv
Tor The course they hsve pursued.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
IMPORTANT INVENTION.

We publish to day the report OF a select
Committee appointed by the U S. Senate, ex.
anime and report upon new plan Of railroad and
locomotive engine lately perfected, by James S
French.
The Improvement is an entirely original one
and from the lanIuage If the Committee, after
long and careful investigations nf il, we may
conclude that it is one Of the mos, valuable i'm
pr"vements of the age Where such an i'm
mense amount of capital is invested in railroads.
any improvement which can diminish The cnst of
building and rnnning them, is certainly one,
which can hardly be esima,ed for lis value
The present plan, differs but little from that
in nsr, and is the only one, where smooth wheels
and the rails of The track are 50 arranged as to
enable the en- inc TO work readily and with safe
ty, on much higher grades, than have hereto
fore been attempted in connection with railway
transit. The plan consists in substituting press
ure f'r weight, to produce the required adhe-
sion.
The Committee express the opinion conf
eently, that a heavy expense is saved in grading,
reduces the weight Of TIE engine, the working
expenses of the road, increases the velocity and
gives greater security to railway travelling.
Th" subject is ably discussed in the report
an we trust none viii neglect to peruse it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
WASHINGTON. March 10

"AstilaGFOS, March 81.
Mr.. O'Canner is nominated for District Al
tnrney of N. Y.
FURTHER Nzw xoRE AppotxrMEyrs..-Fow
Ter, Postmaster; Hiiiyrr, Marshal; Red6eId
Naval Oiicer; Swackhamer, Naval Aren't
Cnchrane Surveyor
The Ph ladrlph;a nominations are, Brown
Collector; Miller Postmaster; Petit, The Mint
Eldfed, Navy Officer.
New forkapporntmenfs cause considerable
talk 1t was The Presidents own method II
the complicated afair
Mrs Fillmore died al Wi!lard's Hotel at nina
this morning SAt had been suffering from pneu-
mona for some titae past, but no serious result
vas contemplated until within lew days The
Immediate cause was suppuration, caused by
wa er On the lungs, Mr.. Fillmore with hyfriend,
VIII leave with the remains early ito.ulorrow for
Dutuo- fhaCabinet was engaged yes. erday in
The Baltimore appointments Mr.. .Davls will nro.
badly be Collector, and Col Pgtk Naval Off
Ger. The nomination OF Mr. Slidetl as Minis
ter II Central America, was confirn.ad paster.
day.
The consular treaty with France was also
approved
The Philadelphia nominations which wore
submit ed yesterday, are said to be comn-o
mise between { ass, and Buchanan interests.
It's sad lint the Cabinet meetings are n,
late getting very proiracied, AID that there &C.
ours m them much discussion between S3ecrs
taties Marcy and Davis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
Wrtklq Crprt5s,
THE RESULT ON MONuAY.

The RESULT ON MONUAY
We have encountered a regular Waterloo
defeat, in our Charter election. Where we
ought to have elected our Mayor by 900 maior-
ity, We are beat by 2J1. Oar candidate for Re.
corder is beat by 265 and our ca,didate for
Marshal by 29l John G. Shields idem) was
elected as Treasurer without opposition
Many and peculiar are the ca,ses, which
have contributed TO produce this result, and we
claim for ourself no particular merit FIR sagaci,y,
" hen We say, that apprehenda defeat,
though not as bad one.
To ennumerate the causes which hive tended
to bring about this result, is entirely umece ssarv.
Every member OF the com ,nunity Understands
them. The fault has been with our ,wn party
Never was the old adage more ,ramphansv
verified, that, 'a house diridsd agsnst itse,f
cannot stand.
We trust that this viii be solu;ar warni.y
10 US, 10 be on our guard hereafter.
Let those democrats who sustait regular
nominations, take warning from lhisresut, 10
place no sort of consij jence in the political fidrl
ity of those VIII, control the Dubuq, Herald
Not that they of them mselves, could hive pro.
duced this result, but they have faile in with,
and encouraged the various causes OF d,content,
which have tended to bring It about.
Below we give the figures as We haze them
Of the State, Township and City Tlckt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

II The Dubuque Herald asks US, whetr
we ''did not openly counsel democrats TO ' !
against Edward Longwnrthy and John King
1t is the easiest thing in nature tn answer III
question in the negative, as we went for t!
whole ticket, Edward Langwor,hy and Jam'
Burt, as candidates for Aldermen in our War
not excepted. But we can inform the patti
political Jugslers Of the Dubuque Herald, al
all others, that, had there been two d-Taocra
running as candidates for Aldermen in The B
Ward, who would have given pledge to supp
the democratic City ticket, We should have sn
ported them. In all this business we ha,
nothing 10 conceal. Can the editors Of ii
Herald say rs much.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
ERROR

4 s.isht typographical error occurred in our
issue of yesterday. Where we intended 10 say
we onglit to have eec.ed our Mayer by 100 ma
lority, we were made to say 800.
Our calculation as we indicted it, upon an es
timated increase in the new addition to the Civ
of 50 democratic majority, was quite large en-
ough, but as the compositor had it, it was strain
ing the point altogether too far.
STATE AND TOWNSHIP TICKETS.
The vote on. the State and Township tickets
was very small on Monday last. This is TO be
accounted for, from the fact that the n.eres, was
pretty much al! absorbed in the City election
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

WEATHER.-Yesterday was one of the most
disagreeabe days we have experienced this
spring The wind blew almost hurricane and
during the afternoon the atmosphere was cne
dense cloud ofdust and sand. Signs, shutters
and awnings, were scattered in beautiful
confusion and sore eyes were nowhere To
day the weather is more moderate.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
NEARLY A DIFFICULTY

At the dinner table of the Ma ional Hotel. al.
Washington City, on the Both ult, dispu,,.
arose between Com. Moore, formerly of the
Texan Navy, and Senator Phelps of Vermont,
which might have proved serious, had it not
been promptly checked by The friends of both
nariies
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
SECRETE BALLOT.

There is but one consideration, which would
lead us to favor the abolition Of the secrete bal
lot, and that is, to find out those democrats, win,
voted a red ticket in the 2nd Ward on Monday
with every drmecratc name scra, ched of.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--We learn,
that Col Masor has been appointed Chief Sn-
perntendent of the operating department "tihe
Illinois Central Railroad, and that Mr. Neal
will not return to llnos for the present, but
will be entirely engaged in arranging the land
system Of the company.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
Y OF DUBUQUE, IOWA, april I3, 1853

'tFdeefs'it cannot DC consented, that fJrSlg
born citizens differ widely upon tn, subject o
European independence and that they are acue
sensitive to The prnpciety. rat!oaalty and justic
ot their respective opinions In view Of thi
irrtabli'y of the public heart, it is the solemn
duty Of every consdera;e and patriotic citizen
/ To endeavor 10 allay all asperty arisin.
from conflicts Of opinion upon this subj, CT
Bat, has this been The course Of those who art
connected with, and are the advocates OF the
Herald : By no means. They have been busy
both before and since the d ficuty occurred be-
TWEEN Messrs Cookery and Koch, To fan the
flame of opposition between the two classes. -
What was their course a the Convention. which
assembled at the Cour; House They went
there with determination Of running gentle.
man as candidate. for Mayor, who, if elected
would use his efforts to abandon the presen, i'm
provement Of the Harbor But, finding after
they reached there, that they could not bring
about this result, they ,mme ediately resorted to
their accustomed strategy ard went in for the
nomination of a man (B J. OHall,ran) whom
they regarded with no favor, but whose defeat
they predicted before they left the house. va
more than this; they lacked the ingenuity to
conceal their craft, but avowed that they nomi-
nated b. ]. O.Hallarao. far The nprn,se of h,.-
ing him beat at the polls Beholding the dis
satisfaction Of the Germans present, with The
nominations, they lost no opportunity 10 in
crease the irrilabilty, by exciting the prejudice
of class One Of this NUMBER, who was a can
didi,e fr Alderman, avowed before the ballot
which nominated him was announced, that he
would be beat $50 votes, although the Ward is
dem cratic Believing such TO be the case, how
could h with any propr'ety, suffer mis- name to
be used' Bat TO establish the fact, tina, this
cperie, sought the defeat Of the ticket and add
ed fuel TO The fire of opposition from the Ger
mans, we have only to remind the public, that
The independent Ticket, with six whigs and nne
democrat upon t-ard he German
the Heralds mast head for some days before
The election. And as much abuse as Messrs
Mahoney aud Dorr, have heaped uoon us. for
the unsupported charge OF printing spurious
t'cKets' 'hey committed the grave offence of
Pfsnttng Ms faaePendent AteKet oa'fot Jor the
oef"'"nS' ana oy tnat means contributed their ct
torts 'or 'he deteat OF ihe regular democratic
ueket-
what we desire to show from all this, is, that
IL was not the st. Patrick supper, which pro-
duced the difficulty between Messrs. Corkery
and Koch, but II was the political StratPDy OF
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

FORK SPEeuLATIoSs.-A writer in a Gin.
cinnati paper estimates that unless pork rules
above $i6 50 and $l7 per DBL. in New Ynk
city, from two to three dollars will be lost on
every hog packed in the Mississippi Valley
this seeson.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

A woman was sentenced to the State Prison
III View York day or two since for fifteen
years, for robhug dwelling houses. II she had
been sentenced on all he complaints made a.
gainst her, the aggregate would have been near
iy one thousand years-E1.
The old sayirg We believe is correct, that
when woman becomes vicious, she is much
worse than a MN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

During The las, thirty nine years and half
1t is said, there have been built in the United
States, 4 ',65l vess Is, and that more ships are
quilt in Maine than in all the other States.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

WELL GuARDED.-Al meeting in Eno-
land, where here were but l0o men TO vote,
there were two troops of cavalry, two compa-
nies of infantry, and $50 policemen TO keen
The neaca.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

There is no greaer obs acle ia the way Of
success In life, than thnrsting for sonethins to
.sfs~, snsssad Of going steadily At work and
sss!e ana d'scrin,s nation exhibited, the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

II We are indebted to th- pahteness Of the
officers Of the Steamer Excelsior for late ST.
Louis papers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

tg Charles o"rkefy desires us /" sa; that he
will laugh at Denis Mahony when he has
tine.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

HEMPSTEAD & BURT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEl.ORS n LAW. AND
SOLICITORS IN NCHANCERY-DUBUQUE IOWA
WILL. pract,r. in the District Courts of the JUDI
w cial Districts aud in tn. supreme Court
1rOFFlCE IN the Yellow Brick Building, near Spaui
ding's Book Store, on Main street
Sent. S, l849-lly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

" The Senate we snpptse adj urned on
The 2nd inst. At least such was the expecia.
ton at ashirston on the 2s.h ut
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

Quick TInE-We yesterday received BY
mail, copy of the Missouri Republican,, dated
The 9;h of March,
This is taking time by the hind, instead of
the fore lock
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

ly Senators D'ugla<, Jones ard Dodge, will
accept our thanks f,r .ate Washington docu-
,neBtS,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
DIR. SpRAGUE
A CARD.
]. HILL. ARCHITECT g. Bull DER,
DOCTOR E. KiRkUP.
RESIDENCE AT THE Cry HOTEL.
OrficE, GLOBE BulLpiNG.
DR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,

DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
RKANHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE and residence Of Sixth and Iowa
yXTTSiIING avail himself that may aid
w in restoring all acgangemenfs of the human organ
zatio recently procured of DIR =. y. arrets
ofsafvanometers hic admirably adapted TO the
many forms ofdseass, to which many who
sFe being daily treated, can attest.
( Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. &, lSI9. 23-1y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

A woman should have 40 male ffiends but
those who are the aienI. Of her husband.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13

LEAD is insctive at Sc for sp,ni.h; S6,75 o.
81 for Galena per 100 lbs-N. Y. Times of the
29th IF yMarcA.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
NJ. v. BURDICK,
NEY At LA w i,

Notary Public {. General agent,
WEST UNION, FAyETTE COUNTY, IOWA.
N.B-D.eds made and acknowledged and collections
made, on reasonable terms. ulys9-dwly
COFFEE-A fresh lot OF Java, Rio and Lagnair
u Coffee also Carol Rice pealed Barley, vermcelli
z accaroni, etc. etc. For sale by
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
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Joseph Jennings,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,

rs prepared with Levelling and Surveying Instruments
to execute any professional duties that may be :
trusted him. Maps, Designs, and Building drawings
made to crter RFOffce on Nam st. first door below
the Globe Building UP Stairs, over f. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment.
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Notice.
TAR. ROBERT J. THOMAS of the late firm of Rich
~ ards Thnas. ssnders his Professionalservices
the citizens If Dubuque ahd vicinity and scs share
Of public patronage.
Utce on Main street. between 5th and 9Th Streets in
the Brick Building Cannon Fruit Residence
corner Of Eighth and White streets.
N. y. will continue to practice as County Physician
forthe county Of Dubuque. r. THOMAS.
Dubuque. April 27-dwtf
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Gelpcke & Schroeder,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs.
Msin Street, one door south Of the American House.
DUBUQUE.
vXTE keep constantly hand, full assortment of
w Staple and Fancy Groceries, which we offer for
sale at the lowest cash prices in quantities to suit pur
chasers. $50.
HARDWARE .AND CUTLERY.
Spades shevels hoes forks. axes hatchets and saws
also splendid lot Of pocket knives knives and forks
and shelf ware in gen rat For sale by
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER