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Baltimore Marketa. &c.

BALTIMORE, Oct. y, II M.-The supply
of grain is small. The grain market is
without change. White wheat. 81 30 a
81 IS; red wheat, 81 $4,000 bushels
sold. White corn, &c a 7S cts; yellow
corn, 81 cts.
The Uniop line of steamers at Wheel
ing, are to be put on the line from Pitts
burg TO st. Louis.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
have declined 81 so to-day. The ascer-
tanned receipts from the road for the month
of September, are $4,000 short of last
month.
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Georgia Elections.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. llth.-Johnson'
(dem. majority, with Clinch county to
hear from, is eight hundred and twenty
four. The democrats have elected six out
of the eight congressman. including Bal
ley, whose official majority is two. The
democrats have also chosen nine majority
in the Senate, and eighteen in the House.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

HAVING made arrangements TO hold regular
- evening sales at the stand Of Mr. s. EDDY,
Pennsylvania avenue, near National lIo.el, would
resp ctfully cal, the attention Of persons having
goods 20 sell. such Watches. Jew,lry, Books Sta
tionery, and al kinds o: fancy goods S-srs, Guns
cutlery. &c. I prepared to rec i've Coas'gp-
mepts for regular sales viii devote special ven
ings 10 any persons invoices when desir ed-in all
c.scs they must be unlimited. And fstter my.c {
III from general knowledge have gain, d by exre-
rence ~ the vslue of goods. will he able to give
satisfaction. WM D. LEWIS
Auctoneer.
Wanted, sm'rt BOY, about Is years OF age.
Enquire above. &C 12-fy.
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Decline Of the Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l0th.-The wealth
er now is fine and cool, and fears Of the
fever have ceased. Thousands of absen-
tees are returning.
MOBILE, Oct. l0th.-The fever has
now nearly disappeared and excites little
alarm.
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New York Poli.ics-Convention of the Hards

SYRACUSE, Oct. 1.-THE Chronicle of
this morning, contains the proceedings
of the Hunker convention Of 0nondaga
county, which met here yesterday even
ing.
The following is the ticket nominated:
For Senator, Sanford C. Parker.
For District Attorney, James l.. Bagg.
For Superintendent Of the Poor, Daniel
Wright.
For Justice of the Session, Cornelius
Van Alstyne.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted,
amid much applause. There is some
talk of the Hunkcrs establishing a daily
paper for the advocacy of their ticket and
principles.
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CARPETINGS & OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w GO pairs Ingram Carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 do Velvet 90
10 do nil Cloth. medium
10 do 81 d. do do
do 81 10 do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, Of best quality, which
will he cut t. fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment OF goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest market
prices. YEtBY, TEBBS YERBY.
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street
&C TT IIrnion Inn
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By c. w. BoTELER. Auctioneer.

g ALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUuTION. WITH
- OUT RESERYE-On THURSDAY morning,
Oeto' er 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. shall sol
al the store Of the lac frm Of Byers Ncknew. The
remainder Of their stock consi of Siks Berrgps
Lawns. MousSelsines. Iaces. Bib,nds and other ar
ticrs OF ladies' wear. As the articles must be sold
{" close out the sto X, bargains may he xIected.
Terms: Sums of and under $50. cash: over s3n
thirty days credit fer approved endorsed rarer
bearing interest. C w B,pTEIER
&C IT Auctianrer
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER l

Administering. Lookout ami yermadrlla. Balti
more. lumber TO Kephart Barker.
Schr. Edfard King, Harrington, Bangor, spruce
lumber to kephart Barker.
sAIgD.-Schr. Maria Jane, Small, Boston, by
Howard Poor.
Schr. Rome, Hubbard, Baltimore, by Howard 4
Poor.
Poor.
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SIO REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday, sth
p III instant, in the vicinity Of Mr.. George l.
Halls Segsr Store or near, about the corner of
18th street and Maryland avenue, PORTE Mon
MAZE, containing between $45 and $50 In gold and
silver change l think there love feast ticket
civ, by the Rev. Mr.. Hedges, pastor Of Ryland
Chapel. IL there were any more papers they are not
COLLECTED The above reward will be paid on the
de livery Of the sane. j. z. MURPHEY,
Corner 1879 and street. south, Island.
&c l1-3ts-
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Ohio Election-sucoess Of the Democrat.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, T. N.-A des-
patch from Columbus, Ohio, SAYS the
State has gone entirely Democratic. Me-
dill. Democrat, is elected Governor: ma
iority thirty thousand. The Democrats
also gain other officers, and are wholly
triumphant.
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: FOR RENT-The EI,l

@ FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
Iii Ing fini-hed, on the northeast corner of 9TH st.
and LouiSi,na aTrnue, in this city.
The first toNr has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, of marble, it'll vaults &C., anG two
stores on 1'h street The basement i construct d
70 embrace all the modern cOnycnienccs for q Res
tanrant, in oonnr1ion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal OYSTER, PROVISIONS. &c. The restaurant COM
municateS both for! in and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms. COM
numbering through ample folding doors. for the SC
ccmm"iatOn OF either large or small private parties
Should The recoLd story not be taken i'm connection
with the r. st.ursnt the will be rented
fees. The third 'tory embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ng, and is well ada7t~d for 2
cor nr'dions billiard room for three tables. The
four story embraces tho whole extent Of the build
ing, and is we'll adapted for printing room or ar
mory. and if not rented will be reacr7c for meet
ing or exhibition room. Cos and water md all the
ern improvements have been introduced or
each floor Of thiI building. AMI its position, situated
in the very heart Of the most business portion Of
Washington, must insure large profits 10 competent
tenants. Apply To, or nd ,rrss
BARNEY.
street, between 9th and 7th SITS Washington
sep 17-entf-
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Democratic Meeting

BosToN, Oct. llth.-A mass meeting
of the Democrats was held at Faneml
Hall tonight. Everything passed off
tremendously. Speeches were made by
Ex-Goy. Boutwell,, n. p. Banks and
others. Resolutions sustaining the adj
ministration and the Baltimore platform
were adopted, and the nominations Of
Bishop and Dowlcy ratified. The Maine
law was denounced and its appeal urged.
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BLANKETS, gull

BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c.
w & have now in Store
w 100 pairs Blankets, Of all grades
80 Marseilles and AllendaIe Quilts
800 pairs beached and brown cotton Sheetinss
10 do linen Shaetings
20 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen amask Napkins
800 do Towels, all GRADES
30 pairs Table DamaSk
With lary" and general stock Of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, in all of which We defy competition
YERBY, TEBBS VERY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street
oc If Union lm1
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10 Il r. f n II Furnished or unfurni.he
IL ROOMS. with or without boarding. can he OBJ
t'ined in a private family ty early application
Reference rs 10 Tespectabiy will De required in
quiTe at I. B. Browns Store, corner Of 18th and
streets. oct i-eotj-
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HEAVY Failure.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11th.-Simeon Draper,
the well-known Banker and Politician,
has failed for large amount.
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Heavy Forgeries.

Heavy Forgeries.
BosToN, Oct. llth.-It has been dis
covered that large forgeries have been
committed by &. w. Mason, and running
through long series of years. He had
forged on L. S. Beecher, chair dealer, for
S57 900, whose paper had been promptly
met until Saturday last. Mason belongs
to Kinks church, and bore an excellent
character.
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AUCTION SALES.


HANDSOME PAIR OF MATCHED PONIES nj
III AUCTI0N.--on FRIDAY afternoon. October
lith, al o'clock, in front Of my Auction Rooms I
shall sell pair of matched Ponies and harness.
They work kindly together and trot we'll, and sold
because the ownt has no further u.s. for them.
Terms cash. J. c. MCGUIRE,
n I'd lrrt
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RED MEMS BALL.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
THE
GERMAN RED MEN

" Il X M a N x Il ~ M Il N.
iINHE GERMAN RED MEN Of the District Of Co
i lumbia take pleasure in informing their friends
and the public that their SECOND ANNUAL BALL
will be given Mt Carusis Saloon, the 18th Of Octo-
Der. 1858.
Tickets 81 so.
dies
Tho Committee of Arrangcmert Is have secured the
srryiceF of the Marine Band for the OCCASION and no
effort will be spared to afford the utmost gratifica
ton to those who may favor the Ball with their
presence.
C0NIiTERE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
e. Drae2er, j. Eli Esnhrock,
] Buechler. G. Bsumenn
julius Gasch &c 9--d5t.
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5S4 FOR RENT-A commod.ous twc-story
,,",a@a brick dwelling HOUSE, on New York arenuc
S;slAon the Sd lot from The Of 18th st. west
near the Navy and War DEPARTMENTS ard tie Pres
idcnt's Grounds. Possession may he had immrt:iatc
ly. Apply to c. DESELDING.
It'll street, opposite Odd Fe lows Hell.
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RIBANDS, CAPS, &C.
pONNET Ribands, l2l2 to 70 c'. a yard
ID Neck and Sash Ribands, 50 to 81 so yard
Cap and fancy do all prices
Fine new style Opera Caps
Fine Dress and Mourning Caps
Lace and Muslin embroidered Caps
Riband and Chenille Head Dresses
Infants promenade Caps, ROsettes &c.
Outside, faca. and Cap Flowers
Japonicas. hoses and Buds
White and colorcd Wreaths
Pendants for the hair
Tooth and Toilet Powders
Celebrated Chinese skin Powder
Perfumeries, hair Tonics
Hair. tooth, nail, and comb Bru hes
Tuck. reding, side, and putting Combs
Honey, Windsor, Crystal, Rose, Omnibus,
Palm, Rlotant. and other Soaps
Also, variety of notions necessary for the toilet.
A. TATE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
&C 1l-3t-
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AT PRIVATE SALE

/ WILL offer Il, private sac, my LEASE, with
L Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all o.
which VIII be shown to any one Wi hing to pur
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue south
side, near 9th street runs back B street; con
tains II rooms, in good order. Time of lease 81
months. The House is in good reputc and doing a
good business front just painted. a quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had al cost price. For fur
ther particular. the subscriber.
All persons indebted TO me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sepG-'f
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TO THE LADIES.
NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
NE are now opening f,l stock Of DIR Y
w GOODS, which have hern selected with much
care from the latest jmportations and comprises all
the various styles Of
Rirh Plaid and Brocade Silks
Rich Figured and Plaid CaShmeres
Black Silks Of all grades, some choice brands
Bomb"zne and su?er Hack Alpacas
Black and COlorod Canton Grapes
shnwls in endless variety
And in short every artrle that is to ie found in
well assor stock 10 which invite the particular
attention of purcha determined to sell
as low As any other house in the District.
HF- All articles sod at estab Ishment are war
ranted to prove represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS C0ILEY
Pa avenue. be,Te zen 9TH and 10th streets
oc Scott
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S35. 900 WORTH of New Goods emh5ae-
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be
sod at very reduced prices. for cash Per ous wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock which is now very comp etc. rs know we
enn offsr the very best Inducements.
YERBY, 1EBBS & VERY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street.
&C TT Union I'm
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s. II f w A r. ID.

IRON CEMETERY, VERANDA, AND OTHER
i RA1L1NGS, consisting Of great variety Of pat
sale by RALPH IIASKINS
oct 2 Penn ay south side no, lOil ST
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
I'HE subscriber has recently opened BOOK and
/ JOB PRINTING OFFICE on The north side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and nth sts
where he j. prepared to execute all kinds of pint
ing. share of public patronage is respectfully so
licited W. III. MOORE.
Oc 5-pO3t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT

E>OR RENT-Four furnished II OOMS ard
PARL1E. on 9Th street. between G and SITS.
Gas light Mt the dor. Enquire within. of Nj DUE
FEY. 1t IL near III. Pest and Patent Offices,
&C 12-3t*.
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"A Fer SALE-A we'll finished new three story
lei FRAME HOUSE, situated the North side of
Massachusetts, avenue, between 4tb and 5th streets
There n beautiful garden attached. containing r
quantity of flowers and shrubbnry. Also smaller
FRAME HOUSE the North side in the same
square. The first mentioned house has the benefit
Of wild" alley on the back, and side alley on the
front. Persons wishing to purchase, can b. calling
see the property. Terms liberal. octS-3t*
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EEf FOR RENT-The HOUSE recently o..
EN cuped by Mrs Guild 1t contains eight rooms
13s& be ,ides kitchen and bath room large Garden Of
fruits and flowers pump of good water in the ward
and very large dry cellar 1t is very desirable
place and is now ready for occupancy. Apply to
A. HYDE.
oc l2-3tH- Gaorrotoun
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BOOKS toT the Monumental block of marble /.
now IN Con-tantinople, waiting for Il conveyance 20
the United States, intended by the Sultan rs q les,
nmony Of his respect for The character and .memorv
OF Washington The carving and inscription are
ncAy gilsed. In the centre of what il called the
"osfa, Is the monogram or cyphcr Of the sovereign
ahd Is equivalent to the of other countries II
contains the legend: Add nj Maid Khan. son Of
the Sultan MahOned Khan. Nav his Victories br
p-rpetuated." To the right Of the toopa i. , snr,g
OF fresh roses. which IL the particular sian Of The
present young Sultan. Beneath this are two linz.
IN the Turkish language (Which is thus translated
INTO English) with the dat. of the hegoira. | o6g
y ID. IS53: 'To aid in the perpetuation Of the
inendshIp existing between tile two countries Aha
vi Maid khan's name IL written on the noDu,oen,
OF Washington.
Another block Of red sienite granite, supposed to
ne a part Of the ancient cdifce which contained the
great Ae1ansrian Library in Egypt, ha. also been
presented TO ne placed in the monument Mr.. Baker.
tate American Consul al Genoa saws: 81 toos !,
Fnn the ruins in the quarter o. BnIncion. th. s,o,
"here the AleNandrian Library stood, and i, ia proh
aoie that 1t was stone adjoining a column. bnt all
! uncertain IL was e1cavated from the ruins and
covered with rubbish some twenty feet The Tenn
we of ATslnoe stood neari and il is possible thou-b
Ho' probable, Tins stone came from this Tenplc.
"et'e mere Is Ile doubt il is from the Library as
q" covered large space around the spot from which
4" was taken" This stone is of The same quality a.
mai OF all the Egyptian cbelisk,, and which WAS
chiefly brought from the ruins of Memphis, and m,v
oe Three thousand years old. The blocks from the
Pope and Mount Vc-uvious we have heretofore
,R0tced
Scene onthc Arenue--As gentleman WAS passing
Gown Pennsylvania avenue one evening last week,
ne was met opposite the National Hotel by 50 nice
Young man." who accosted him in relation to pre-
NOUS matter. and politely rendered him a cigar
lhs the stranger accepted, and smoked away, talk
n' pleasantly TO the cigar giver and bis companions
hot suspectIng any Trick The smiles and titterng
" the well dressed, monstached and sentlena nly
'-'err. As they gathered In front of the restaurant
awakened the strangers suspicious however, bur
oe'ore he conld discover what was going on. the
cigar exploded, having been charged with lun pow
ae very near, he thought causing the loss Of an eve
Inc consequent laughter of the crowd was yery
peasant IN them but il like the frog in The fable
NOT very agreeable u the victim of the Joke who
N'As such tricks upon Travellers are disrepuiabe
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DOR RENT-A first class BOARDING HOUSE
II on + STREET, near li'h, four stories in height
with back building, containng large dining room,
parlors, and thirty chambers. Rent 81 800. Apply
corner of II and 18th street. sep 27-dtf.
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Co FOR RENT-And possession circr. on
X:I the LIST Of November. the Brick HOUSE on
street, between 11th and 18th streets 1t is in
good repair. newly pap"red and painted. coed
stand FOR any public business. Ren: $500.
oc 1-5t&- .JN0 WATERS
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EOR RENT-several furnished PARLORs
IL and CHAMBERS, in a central and desirable 10
cation. May be rented with or without board, by
early application. Enquire at the premises, F., he
tween 1;h and sth streets iElmeiiaely opp site the
entrance to the General Post Office.
l0-3ts-
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Gaas FO IL * IL n THAT two-story BRICK
I STORE, north side Ct Bridge street. sixth store
east Of tho Market-housc. 1t is n desirable stand fer
any kind of business. and to good tenant the rent
will be moderate. Apply to w. III. TENNEY,
oc 12-6t- Georoctovr
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N1OTICE.-Store to rent and n stock OF new
~ and second hand Books for sale cheap-If I
Can get good offer for my store and sell out the
Books i'll rent it. The value for a good stand is
rapidly increasing, as expect to pay particular at
tent to the Alhambrn Saloon. Parties Can be
supplied with rea enable refreshments, in good
style. ALFRED HUNTER
oc lit
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TUS T PUBLISHED by the suhscribcr-
= The southern Waltz by G'Schwend of this city.
The Olympic Schottischc, by Lenschow.
We are also in receipt of large variety of new
Songs, 20 kas, Schottisches, Wa.tzes, Quicksteps,
Gallops. &c.
We have always on hand a variety Of Musical In
struments and Musical Merchandise in general
JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 9th streets.
To-
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Sabbath School Con crt-The Concert of the Sab
bath Schools Mt the Foundry Church was an inter
estiBg one, and well attended. The Rev. Messrs
Peck, Judkins, and Richards made addresses and
Mr.. Wright made an excellent report.
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NACkEREL, HERRINGS.
WI GOLDFISH, CHEESE, &C.
$50 barrels New Mackerel
leo do IL rings
1000 lbs Goldfish
100 boxer New York Cheese
90 do Pearl Starch
so do fresh Ground Coffee
100 dozen Rabbits Yeast Powder
% do PreStrn Merrill's 90
just received, per schooner Fairfax, from New
York, for sale by MURRAY d SEMMES
&C 10-eo6t-
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to the actors, the aforesaid tavern, and he very in
dignantly says they unpoIite set of rowdies'
but gives no names at present. rough joke, that,
though funny, and we must therefore sympathi,e
with the wounded feelings, though luckily unhurt
face, of the exploded. Where were the officers:
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SHhWLS.
N'E have now in store the flowing Shawls.
w which We know is the best stock in the Els
trict:
IS Waterloo Lorg sh,wls
so Bay State Mills Long ihawls
SO " aterlett Long ShawIs
$50 Al-wool Square shawls
% white and colored Grape Shawls
IS Cashmere Shawis
40 Long and Square Brocha Shawls
80 Various sly cs Of Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of which We invite the particular at
tenton Of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS YERRY
Corner Pa. avenue and 7th street
oc III Union i'm
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Scotch Ale and London Brown
Stout.
FlNENNEST'S Scotch Ale and Brown Stout in n nts
i Hibberts Brown Stout in pnts and quarts
Thompsons East India Pale Ale, in piuts and auar's
case Souchong or Breakfast Tea, fresh
SUEKELL & BAILEY.
Successors to j. B. kibbey 4 CO.
No. 5, opposite Centre Market
&C 1-d3tSeolw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-20
N EW GOODS.

Low PRICES IND NO MISTAKE
mo YOU wish to see the Largest Best and
- Cheapest Stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered IN Dubuque Then
call on I. NAPLES & Co., Main Street, under
the NAPLES House. Do you wuut to look at.
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City9 P NAPLES & Co can
show them, and no mistake
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
OF the best class, Carpets, table-covers. Lamps.
Looking Glasses, Curtain Damasks, &c
NAPLES q Co., have them in great variety Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, &C. You will find them
prettler and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the City.
If you are in want of Handkerchief, EN-
FINE SHOES AND CATERS.
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &C., buv
them of P. NAPLES s. Co, ii you would have
them good and cheap
DO Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon p
NAPLES & Co.
We have also on hand choice lot of Sugar.
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &C., which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage in
selecting from the largest stock-therefore.
you should not fail to call upon p NAPLES
d Co.
When you are looking for goods, be sure an
call upon us before purchasing,
p NAPLES & Co.
Dubuque, March IS lS52-dwIv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-20
The CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
By. G.. W. BURTON g. Co.

Ladies, Misses, Gents and BOYS,
Now your time for summer joys,
When ladles walk in beauty dressd,
And gents appear in silken vest
When lovely nymphs and happy SWANS
Frolic Ger the floral plains
BURTON * Co. keep pace with time.
In business and poetic rhyme
Come from the North. South, East and West
You'll find our goods cheapest and best;
New store, new goods, and profits small,
We guarantee to suit YOU all,
In musllns, chintZ, silks, calcoes,
Cashmeres, domestics, (come and chose,)
Linens, satins, satinett,
Bonnet,s, ribbons, (prettiest yet.)
All kinds of clothing, ready made
vi every fashion, price and shade;
Broad cloths, narrow cloths, coarse and fine,
And all things in the tailoring line;
Boots and shoes 70. land or main,
Suited for city. ball or plain;
Dry-goods, groceries, queensware rare,
Glassware, hardware, soflware, alware,
Alfkinds of produce bought and sold,
Or taken in exchange, or gold
Every kind of Yankee Notion,
Going by perpetual motion,
Musical purses, playing chimes
And notes produced by dollars and dimes.
We mean to please all tastes that come
Within our new Emporium,
So come while fun is all the 90,
To G. w. Burton Is Co.,
corner of Main and Fourth streets,
Dubuque, Iowa.
N. B. No charge for showing,
We like to keep going
While business is growing,
inch 20, 1852.