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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-27
ALE g. PORTER.
KNIEST & LINSSEN.
GrocerieS T. Dry Goods.

VXTOULD most respectfully tender their thanks 10 a
w generous public for the patronage heretofore ex
tended TO them and would now say TO hef TRENDS and
The public that they now have hand in addition 10
TO their former stock of
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City Property for Sale.

fs TO be sold at private sale, by R. COX, at
E4n. the City Auction Room, Lot No. a, containing
EA, 38I0o acres, situated within the present City
-xAA limits of Dubuque, and known the Mallet ot.
II not disposed of by the LIST of Nay, it will be offered
at public auction. Il. cox.
Dubuque, March 22i, 1893. tmayl
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Read and be convinced still further Of the
HEAR THE PRESS.
From the Fall River fMassi Monitor.

this meiicine, prepared by long experienced and
skilifu physician tested and approved by gre num-
Der of nelgent distinguished and respectable person,
in various parts OF the country is nov received and used
with entire confidence, and ii is also recommended as
valuable medicine for other diseases, such as colds
coughs, and particularly those diseases whose tendency
IsrAo ccra Iilx,ti -
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S. NJ. PErTEl1GILL & CO.,
1919 Nassau St., New York; and 10 State ST., Boston
who e Agents OF the best and most widely crcula-
ted newspapers in the United States and Capndas and
authorized to take advertisements and subscriptions
at the publishers lowest rates.
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NEW GOODS.
n. V. DES CELLES.
Corner Of Iona and Fourth Streets
HAS just received his supply Of Fresh.
staple and Fancy GROCERIES, consisting
T.. TH Q WI a S,

No. SO Main-st, Dubuque Iowa. between 9th It'll ss.,
VINAKES this method of rendering his sincere thanks
i to his many friends aud the public IN general, for
their liberal patronage during the past six months that
he has been in business and by his long experience
business he hopes by his best endeavors share
iinuance Of the same. have now in receipt, in part
fresh supply of
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GO-partraershin Rnfice.

sE undersigned have this day associated themselves
nnde. the mann and style of Cook. Sargent, Barney
Co., for the trans ictiou Of Banking Exch tnge and
Land Warrant business.
COOK, SARGENT l. Co
w. ]. BARNEY,
G. II. BOOI H.
April sfh 1883. dsv~,f
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now opening at the
EMPIRE CHEAP STORE,
corner of Main and Locust streets, first below the Wa
pes' House, where your interests will be served, as
Cheap is our Motto!
Constant additions Of the latest styles of DRESS AND
MILLINERY GOODS, will be made from time to
time, as the season advances.
Those Fine Prints and that Unbleacbed Domestic,
l6 yards forone dollar, Bargains Other Goods in
proportion. JAMES H. RUSSELL
Dubuque, April 81, 1858. dawy
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED.,
AT Garry Owen, Jackson co., Iowa, the l9h inst,
by the Rev. J. F. Tracy, Mr.. P. NJ. WEIGH. to Miss
ELEM MAppIeEN, all of Dubuque county.
DIED,
Att his residence in Dubuque at O'Clock the morn
ing of the 22d inst Of inamtion of the lungs GEORGE
w. RICHARDS, Nj. d., aged SO years.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
10 VERSIONS wishing their lives insured in the above
l. named respectable Company, W i'll apply TO
y COOK, SARGENT, BARNLY & Co.
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Real Estate Agents.

Improved Farm, IA miles from this city, lTC
II acres, for sale low. Appy
COOK, SIR GENT, B.9R.rEY and Co.
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r. II. NOTICE.

II. IL. NOTICE.
4 MEETING Of the Board of Directors Of the Ru
IA hlQue and Keokuk Rail Roaf Company north
wai be held az the g obe Building in lie civ Of lu-
eaqne, on the 2Sth Instant al o'llOc p II. All con-
cerned VIII pie take notice Af1l attendance i'm
portait a this Tins.
Las, R. GOODRICH, se,'y.
Dubuque, April lo, 1859, wlt-dat
frAll the dubuque, Iowa City. and Linn county pa
pefs, pl notice.
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G3OID3 G9OD5,
embracing, every variety every article usually found in
large establishment which | pledge myself shall be
sold a. ch zap they be elsewhere in this city.
Ny Stock consists in part of
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n pm, 1000 -
Farmers, Look Here
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

The Highest Market Price will BE- paid for Butter
Cheese, Bacon, Hams Eggs, Poultry. Oats and Corn, al
my store. l.. THOMAS.
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90n0 ACRES Of nnnproved Lands in Dubuque
@UOO county, FIR sals in lots to sHt purchasers
by cock, sARGENT, BARNEY ard 60.
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Far,ra & Civ LOIS.

WlLTSE e. BLATCHLEY.
Attorneys at Law,
1t AVING formed Law partnership will hereafter
be ready and happy attend to ali ba siness in The
line OF their profession, which may tie committed to
their charge. OF Office Ia the Globe Budding.
dubuque. Ma hf2'h, lSA3 daw ly
a Great Barg.iSn!
60, desirable Dwelling House and Lot on
ha.. iowa street, for SALE Terms reason able. Tiue
TEs;iil allowed en- part of the purchase money.
s<.-AA Apply to
COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY &C. Co..
Real Estate Agents.
April 90, 1853 daw-2m
I'm l. az
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ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
HERoIcAL VERA Cruz, April 2, 1858.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
3.l26,4I4

These figures do not embrace the full vote
the country The actual returns show the
A
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The Excursion of tbs Y.~C f. Society

The Ercursion of the y G. +. Society,"
The mammoth steamer Columbia, We are graft
fed to learn, (as we could not possibly be
presently carried down the river large, re-
spectacle, and delighted party, yesterday af-
ternoon, on the occasion of the grand excur
sion of that benevolent institution. the Young
Catholics Friend Society. The pleasures of
the dances, social meeting, and charms of tho
trip, were greatly enhanced by the fact that
the profits promised to be something handsome
in aid of the poor children, whose wants next
winter will thus in measure be supplied by
the exertions of this society, and their MANY
friends
Flag of the Mounted Gaards.-This beau.
tiful emblem, which we noticed yesterday, is
being prepared by ladies in Washington for
the gallant corps of cavalry, and will be pre-
sented to the company in due time by the fair
hands of the patriotic donors. The corps has
nothing to do with the getting up, further
than that Capt. Peck was asked to designate
what sort of a flag would suit the Guards.
Watch Ret~rns.-Yesterday morning the
following named persons were disposed of in
the Central Guardhouse. James Mcdaniel, a
man only twenty-one years of age, went to
the watch house and begged to be confined in
the workhousc till he got sober, declaring
that unless he was confined he could not stop.
He was sent down for thirty days Richard
Truman, drunk and abusing his family; paid
fine and costs. Chas. Nichols, aged twenty
one years, stealing in the market; workhouse
thirty days. Ann M. Burns, free colored, out
after hours; paid fine and costs. L. Angler,
drunk in the street; let go. J. Venable, drunk
in the street; let 60.
Last night colored boy was taken for
drawing knife. He was confined till this
morning, when he was logged and sent about
his business
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How TO PRESERVE Et.es-Take a half

How TO PRESERVE EGGs.-Take a half
inch board of any convenient length and
breadth, and pierce it as full of holes
leach l inches in diameter) as you can.
A board two feet and six inches in length,
and one foot wide, has five dozen in it,
say twelve rows of five each. Then take
four strips two inches broad, and nail
them together edgewise into rectangu-
lar frame Of the same size as your other
board. Nail this board upon the frame,
and the work is done, unless you choose
to nail heading around the top.
Put your eggs in this board as they
come from the poultry house, the small
ends down, and they will keep good for
six months, if you take the following pre-
cautions: Take care that the eggs do not
get wet, either in the nest CT afterwards.
Keep them in cool room in summer,
and out of the reach of frost in winter. IF
two boards be kept, one can be filling
while the other is emptying.-Englisk
Agricultural Gazette.
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i-TAt a "protracted meeting" held
not a thousand miles from Ballston Spa,
an ancient sister in the church rose and
relieved herself as follows:
&c | see young ladies here that think
more ofgew-gaws, furbelows, ribbons and
laces, than they DO of their Creator. |
loved them once, and adorned my hat
with French artificial flowers, bright COL
ored ribbons, and sky-blue trimmings,
but [ found that they were dragging me
down to h-ll, and l took them off and gaze
them to my sister,"
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up 10
II A m this dav

National Hotcl.-D Miller SC; T Raney, USN;
NJ Anderson and lazy, Miss; c Parkhurs,, Pa; o
Sands, Md; Sands, do; X NJ Harrison, do; Mr. Oh
liver, and lady, Nc: Mrs Hicks do; iIr PeasIee, do
Mr. Sutherland, do; Il Kelly, do ] A Jones, Tex;
Capt Maddox, TSN; b Sokes and lady, Miss; DIR
Dunedin, do; Sykes do; w II Ludlow, NY; Ed.
Ives, do; c Brinkley aud son, Tenn; Miss Barry,
do; Miss Allen, do; r A Wilson, Va; Mrs Wilson
do; Miss NJ Wilson. do; Miss e Wilson, do; Miss
Bait: ] Bowie, Md; Campbell and lady, III; n
Corwith lady and child, do; E b Washburn, do; w
T Palfry, Da; Miss Paltrey, do; A Duyden, Bost;
Acans, Miss; E NJ Santon, lady and servant ]
Estill Ky: Mrs Mcdowell, do; Mrs Crutcher do ]
D Frey; Tenn; w Grenshaw, do t. Hunter,
Wis; Valley, do; S A Easm, Ala; d.. Gl,IsSm,
Nd; Janss VIM Ryan, KY; James Stephen Barclay,
do.
Bro-ns' Hotel--W Fl Farnum, San Francisco A;
A Barker, do; HAIL ton, do; r A Worel, Va;
ii Clark, Md; Miss Clark, do; Master J G Cla k
do; MIR Van Dalsen, Ky; Mrs Bagow, do; Andre x
Smedes and wife, Miss; ii c Graves and family, Ky
Mrs Miller and daughter, do; Barrow and lady
La; w AOuston, Va; Miss S Houston, do; Miss
NJ Dewey. ONO; b Elliott, Ky; Ross, La; Miss
Ross, Ken; I Eaton, Sea; Sultan, Md; Mr. Wei
der, La; G Rogers. NY; r Albert. Ky; A II Kin
crick. Miss; A Mitchell, NJ: G. Brent and lady, Md 4;
Tracy, Maine; W II Smith, Nd, G w Nelson,
do. w II Collins, Ohio; w Marcy, Dc; NJ Brown,
Fla; Jackson, do; D Stewart and daughter, IA; J
McQuase, NY; Vail, NJ; l. Papin, Mn; ]
NJ Arnold and lady, Nv; T Arnold. USN; G Moore;
NY; J G Churchill, Wis; Il Claybrook, Va Geo.
BrUfv. do.
Un'tcd States Hotcl.-N Franklin. NY; ] E Da
mot, Ohio; Richardson, lady and children, NH;
w Rowe, Md; Spencer, Va; Miss Spencer, do;
Greiner, Ohio; Kahn, J. Ohio; r Stewart, do; j
lukill, do; Chas Jenkins, Md p ii Rells, NY; w
Cradiebaug, Ohio; Barnhil do; III B Gillespies,
Mis-; NJ Car, Da; Love, do A Stowe, Pa;
J Friend, Texas; B Stump, do; w IIanler, Va; J
Hause; Md; l. r Loving and family, Va; ID StubbIe-
field, Pa; Martin, jersey City; Phincas, NY; E
Brian, Va; = Sutton, Nd.
Frins Hotcl,-W NJ Varnnm, Ga; w Brent,
DC; w Surgeon, Bait; Fcrr Ga; Mis- v Scott,
Md; ii Topping, DC; e Smith, NY; Ancorn do;
Capt Ingman, rSN; : King. Del; Lrtlam and la
dv, Ohio Capt Magee; Phil; Joe Maglee, do; Capt
Reynold, USA; w Copeland NY; w Renehaw,
Bait; Renshaw, st Louis; w Slaughter, Va; DR.
Carmichael, NO; Hickey, Ga; G NJ Harper, Va:
Flynn. Ohio; Bates, USN; Joe Myers. Bait; ID |
Foster do
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JAMES VI. HAIG.

MO. l33 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md,
v Importer and Manufacturer of I.AD DIES DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German, English and
Italian GOODS. has on hand. and IL constantly re-
ceiving by direct importation. all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS TR INNINGS,
TO which he invites the of merchants visit
ing the city, all of which ne N sell on the mort rea
sonable terms, wholesale aud retail, such as
Serpentine and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Frinses
Silk Ginps; Basket, Agate. and Silk Buttons
Silk and WOrsted Laces; Embroidery Rraids
Embroidery and Purse Silk Saddlers' Silk
Worsted Braids; Embroidered Gimps
Port Monnaics; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries. SC, &c. WT-tf
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RAILROAD CoNDUCTORs.-On the Eng
lish railroads the conductor at the start
ing of the train, receives from the hands
of the proper officer chronometer of the
most flushed construction this chrome
meter is closed, and the conductor cannot
open it. When he arrives at the end of
his route, he hands the chronometer to
the officer appointed to receive it, who
notes the time and compares it with the
standard.
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z 600 NEGROES WANTED.I will pay
csOoO the highest prices, in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles slaves for life or tor
term of years, III large small families or single ne
groes. will also purchase Negroes restricted tn re-
main in the State that sustain good characters. Fam
lilies separated Persons having slaves for sale
Will please call and see me, as / am always in the
market with The cash. Communications promptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN n.
DEFINING, No. lS, s. Frederick street, between
Baltimore and Second streets. Baltimore, Md. Trees
in front of the door. iy Soft
eeH WANTED-.i small HOUSE. with four
49, or more rooms, suitable for a small store or
se&shOp, and situated within the limits OF I'd and
18th streets west, and & and X streets, north. ANY
person having such place to dispose of, with or
without stock and fixtures, will address "a. II. H. ~
Washington City, with name and locality.
n. B.-A corner preferred aug 15-M3t-
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From Utah.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.--The steamer
Robert Campbell has arrived here from
Council Bluffs, bringing among her pas
sengcrs "a Mormon Missionaries, en- route
for Europe.
The public health of Utah is reported
to be excellent, and the crops in promis-
ing condition.
The Mormons bring with them block
of marble, donated by Utah for the Wash
ington Monument.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Baltimore MarkAtx.

BALTIMORE, Aug. "a, IL M.-Howard
street flour, s5,12a. City Mills. s5,12.-
lO0O bbls. sold. Grain declined. White
wheat, 81 10 cts. a 81 16 cts; red wheat,
vi 10 cts. 81 10 cts-13,000 bushels
sold. White corn, GA cts; yellow corn,
81 cts-l0,000 bushels sold. Stock mar
ket IS dull with downward tendency.
NO change in other articles.
Flour and Grain is declining to-day in
the Philadelphia market.
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g,,sN FOR SALE OR RENT.-A Frame
III House and Lot situated 10th street. one door
A<ss-trom street. Ii contains four rooms and pas
sage, with brick kitchen, handsomely situated i'm
good neghborhood. II is now renting for Sl25 per
year. Price on sale, 81 900. Possession given on
18th Of September. THOS. b. GRIFFIN.
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
aug 17-law3w
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucsioneers.

by GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
TWO NEW TWO-sToRY FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS AT AUCTION.-We shall eel
m front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18Th OF
august, at O'Clock, p. m, two new two story
frame Houses and Lots. fronting - feet inches
each on 4 rret running back 100 feet TO an alley,
containing i've conveniently arranged rooms each.
Also, part same Lot fronting l. ieet 10 inches
lev the south side.
immediately after the above sale VIC shall sell
Lot No. }. being part Of Lo; No J. Of Todd and PEP
pers subdivision OF square 527, fronting Is feet
inches on Sd street, running back 30 feet 10 payed
alley.
Terms: One third cash balance in six twelve
ard eighteen months. GREEN l. SCOTT,
aug23d Auctoneers
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Northern Liberties Female Seminary.

Northern Liberties Female Seminary.
At the corner Of lOh and L streets, Washington.
A. Il. BE LII, Principal Preceptress.
THE exercises of this seminary will commence on
! the first Monday of September, in a new and
commodcus building, now nearl, completed, WHERE
the airy and ample rooms will enable the institution
greatly to enlarge the sphere of It's operations and
usefulness. and, in addition to the present number
of boarding scholars, others can be accommodated
with every essential requisite for the improvement
of mcnia! and moral training. The government OF
school and family will be characterized by love:
every viii be- used TO render study interesting
well aS useful.
Competent and efficient teachers are engaged for
every department.
p. int circulars can be obtained at the principal
Book Stores throughout the city or at the seminary.
aug loco -Sepl
Baltimore sun cOpy.l
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Now that the sun shines forth again,
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
plate Of Ice Cream at HARvEY's Saloon,
Will make you cool and pleasant soon.
"a The Proprietor in returning thanks for the pa
n tronacc hitherto extended TO him, sOlicts CON
Y tinuance of the same, and desires 10 inform
X families and others, that hp is prepared at all
hours TO furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM, from a
quart upwards, which Will he forwarded their ~
spectve residences by hi E"pseSs Wagon.
90 Pic Mics, parties. and retailers supplied al
usual. T. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
J. RUSSELL, e STREET,
between 9th and 1th streets. rear Of
jy 2s-lm Browns Hotel.
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EDUCATION.
EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for


CHAs. B. YOUNG A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute. situated near the corner of and
l. 10Th streets, and formerly known as Woodburys
Academy, will reopen on the first Monday in Sep
tember Parents who wish to give their SONS thor
oush classical and mathematical training are re
spcctfully advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A high
grade of scholarship is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes 10 turn out yearly a few scholars, who,
while they will reflect credit him. will b. an hon
to themselves and those who send them, He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
schoo! room has been handsomely fftsed up with
Boston desks, neat mating, sc.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, Sl5; for
the English branches, SO. Payment in advance
For further particulars apply by nOte) to the Prin-
cipal, or to the following
REFERENCES
WIN. II. Allen. LII. D., Rev. f. &. Evans,
Pres. Girard College. Rev. J. III. Brown,
Prot. Baird, Smithsonian Rev. L. T. Wysong,
Institute. J. c. Hardness, esq,
Rev. II. SIicer, II. P. Morgan, esq,
Rev. X. l.. DaShicl, T. Pursell. esq,
Rev. J. G.. Butler, Il. w. McKnew, esq.
Rev. G. A. Davis, iy 2l-eon
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. "a, P. M.-Western
flour and State brands SIS O6!. Howard
street -four, SIS so a SIS SCI. 5000 bbls.
sold. White wheat, 81 %. Red wheat,
81 10. 10000 bushels sold. Yellow
Corn, IS cts. 10000 bushels sold. Cot
ton dull. Stocks advancing. No change
i'll other articles.
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HEROIC WoMAN.-Two or three nights
since the depot at North Abingdon
was burglariously entered, when Mrs.
Frost, the wife of the depot master, whose
house is in the same building, discovered
the intruder and Immediately attacked
him. The scamp attempted to escape
through window, and had partly got
out, when Mrs. Frost closed the window
upon him, and held him for some moments
under the sash, but he at length effected
his escape before assistance arrived.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN are respectfully invited to call and
" examine cur superior stock of Summer CLOTH
ING, which we are selling at very low prices Gu,
stock having lately been replenished, we now have
on liam some of the most desirable styles and quail
ties of goods that we have had the pleasure of offer
ing this
Dress and FTock Cocts.-We have a very elegant
assortment of all cOlors. made and finished in
periOr manner
Business Conts.--Gentlemcn i'll need Of Bu-iness
Street. and Office Coats will find that we have the
handssmest assortment in Washington latest styles
Pnnfcloons, Tests, Shirts and Undcrshi,ts Hosiery
Handkerchief, CrarGts, Stocks Chores, Collars, &c
We have the most extensive assortment to be found
in this city, which, for styles, qualities, and prices
cannot be equailed.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
aug 2o-3t Next door to Iron Hall
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War! WAR;! War!!!

Our Army on the Rio Grande Russia
and Turkey M-Austria, Me1ico, andthe
rest of maI,kindMt
I RESPECTFULLY hasten TO inform my custom
Il and the public generally that l am ready to
ner, fresh. and good, for Family / would cali
your attention to my BLACKBERRY WINE. which
is recommended a wholesome and agreeable bev-
eragc for the fall campaign Persons troubled with
Diarrhpa will find this wine paiatable and infali
bic remedy.
Please give me call, at the corner of 10th street
and New York avenue, south side.
aug l:-im JOSEPH Il. FENWICK
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NOTICE This.

F1NfE subscriber, having engaged IN BURNERS offers
Il to his friends and the patrons of Mr.. j. T. Radcliffe
the former occupant of The store Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh stree {, GROCERIES of The best quail
ity, and at the lowest market price. Call and rec
him.
Just received, shay's HAMS. Refined LcafLARD.
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSEsS. Stewards
and other sIRUP, Patent Sperm CANDLES. and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE.
iy
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Arrival of tho Pacific.

New York, August 23.-The Pacific
reached her dock at 81 o'clock this after
noon. When four days and twenty hours
out from Liverpool she broke her main
centre shaft. She made the rest of the
passage with one engine and one wheel.
She brings 10 passengers.
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NaW Muaic.

JUST RECEIVED at the Music Depot, South side
y Of Pennsylvania .4renue, four doors from 10th st.
Songs Come buymy spring flowers Charity There
is happy land; All things love thee, do | When
shall we two meet again; Aunt II 'rriet Bcacher
Stowe; Petrinia waltz Lilly Dale; Schottisc!l
sleigh ride polka Alboni waltz Ronda CapriccioSo;
La Fee DahSante; Fairy palka, by JaeIl Rainbow
scEottIsch lie Bananier, by Gottschalk, SC. &c.
aug. Is. HLBUS & HITZ
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-24

UA cargo of Chinese Coolies arrived
at Melbourne, Australia, and the con-
signees of the ship advertised in the pa
pers that they were "prepared to treat
with parties DESTROYS of awaiting them
selves of the services of these useful men"
1t appears, however, that these Coolies
did not reach Australia without strug-
gle for freedom, while on the voyage, in
which one of the crew and ten of the
Coolies were killed. Nineteen of the
Coolies were subsequently tried at Pc
nang for murder, and eleven were SEN
fenced to be hung; but upon it being
shown that the i'll treatment to which
they had been subjected had goaded them
on to commit the crime, the sentence of
nine was committed to five weeks impris-
onment, and two were transported for
life. We gather the above facts from the
Overland China Mail.