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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
ENOUGH FOR ALL!
China, Glass e. Queens Ware.

~ TO all who may wish to purchase any thing in he
N.Y. above line, invite them TO call and examine
the largest and best rarty broaghtt this city,
which offer at Wholesale OF Retail, at lower prices
man the same uuay has ever been sold at in this market
Having fitted up room expressly Tor the above business
and entered largely into that branch of trade we feel con
dent thai we can offer Inducements ali who may favor
us with CALL KENNEDY, GILLIAN & Co.
Dnbuuue, juno 25th, 1861 daw-u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
Dog Lost,

A small black Setter Slut, with light
T@ chain collar upon her neck. ANY person
Ex~@S who will find and leave at COX, Sargent,
Barney Co.'S Banking Office the above desc lhed dog
W rece i've the sum of SIS.
Dubuque. August 10th. 1853. dot
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
Washington, August IL.

The Missouri Delegates in Congress Will
stand four Wings to three Democrats, including
Benton.
A disoatch from Nashville states that john
son is elected Governor in Tenn; by 1000 ma
jority. Six Democrats elected to Congress.
Stanton is defeated The Legislature is Wing
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
Baltimore, August IL.

The Democratic Convention have nominated
Hon. I. w. Segin candidate for Governor.
The vote is SO for Segin-40 for Dole.
In the 7th District, in North Carolina. in
three counties Osborne, whig, has Is majority,
The remaining counties are Democratic.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

Goop.-A movement is being made in The
slave states to prevent the sale of slaves under
execution, to pay the debt Of the master The
osiensible object is to prevent the separation Of
slave families.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

VCom. Mayo, Of the Y. S. African squad
ron, writes TO New York, confirming the re-
ports Of famine in Madeira last year, and ex-
pressing fears that il viii be verse next, on &C
count Of tn failure Of the vintage
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Always safe! Always EGectual |!

Always Safe! Always EGectUal
* RE you sufferer from Fever and Acue' Are you
n afflicted with the periodical return OF that cold
and formal ;or the chill followed by its faithful at
tendans, the burning fever and drenchng perspraoI
lose no time, then, in procuring bottle Of Dr. Os.
goods Indian Cholagogue You will have but one chill
after you commence it, and probably III
II. Your neishbors no has used the medicine will
you of this. It il but the promise Of result
which thousands have already realized and which your
wn experience win most fully prove. Ii you have fe
sappointed in medicines, and doubtful vi all
stain the Choagosue and you wild doubt no longer
limit ;ions abroad BE particular to enquire for
DR.. Osgood's Ind Chcdgogue.
Sold by DIR. T. Mason and W. p. ALLEN. Dubuque.
II. BIAksLEr, Ct. Louis VIII esale Agent.
August 18Th. 1858. +, daW #
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

EXECUTION CT SCHoEN AND DoDGE.-These
unfortunate men suffered the extreme penalty Of
the Law, in st. Louis last Friday. The Repub-
lican says "there was no unusual excitement at
tending the execution. 1t was performed pri-
vately in the Jail yard, with comparatively few
present. The gallows was erected in the space
between the Criminal Court room and the Jail,
80 that none could see il, but those within the
walls Of tie jail yard.
Both appeared to die easy-a convolsive
movement only was perceptible in ScHoES,
DoDGE struggled for q moment. After their
bodies were suspended for about an hour they
were taken down, and it was found after an ex-
animation by several physicians who were pre-
sent, that both necks had been broken. The
gallows was drop one, and the fall was abou,
f0ur feet
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.
For the Relief aud Cure Of suffering Females.

1T stands pre-cmi-
nent for its curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which it is
recommended. usu-
ally called
FEMALE CoarLAlSrs
or these are Pro,ap-
sus Uteri, or Falling
OF the Womb; F2aor
.4i6ns, or Whites =
Chronic Inflammation 4,
liberation IF the
Womb /; Incidental He
morrhoge, or Fiood-
ing; Pal fYi, Sap
pressed and Irregular
.Menstradtiop, etc. etc ,
with all their accom-
panying evils, (Can-
Ger excepted mol mat
ter how severe or OF
how lopr standing
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

and European Manufacturers.
Our long experience in the Western Trade, and having
knowledge of the wants OF the country enables
US import such goods as are adapted to the wants oil the
people.
enjoyed by any other Western House, having resident
partners and buyers constantly at the Manufacturers and
Auctions in the East, and agents on the Continent
Purchasing goods for Cash and on short time, we are
enabled to buy much lower than Eastern or Western job
beers who buy long credit and are always able and
prepared take every advantage of change in the mar
ke favorable cash buyers, which merchants who buy
on credit cannot enjoy.
I've can afford to sell for Cash, Ten per cent.
less than other Houses, because nee do not sns-
tain heavy losses by cTeaiting e1trdrdgdnt and
iaiudici0ns merchants.
Merchants who have been in the habit visiting East
ern cities are assured that they will as large stocks OF
goods in st. Louis be seen in New York or Pha
delpha.
We guarantee 10 exhibit a larger, and better
assorted, and more eiegant stock 81 Fancy ana
Staple Dry Goods and Nations, than 7oaS ecer
seen in one House in america.
Our Dress Goods mostly of styles designed by orr
selves and entirely confined TO US in this market.
We are cranared to offer the same Inducements IN SIX
md White Goods as are osre nv the first CLASS houses IN
the East who are only Ills branch OF the business
The country merchant will save time anu money by
purchasing his goods in St Louis-expcnse and risk Of
travelng-loss of time (Which is valuable TO good mel
chans)-expen sve OF his goods
by low mismanagcment OF incapable and care
forwarding merchants, thereby subectng himself TO
loss OF sales and profits and great nconveniencea dis
count he receives from his custoers-exchange
which always favor of the citiesthe risk OF
stocking himself with large quantity Of goods
not adapted his trade which be deprecated
and unsaeable and being long absent from his
business and family good for the retailer to
make his purchases in home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to the Merchants IN
the West believing is their interest in every respect
make their purchases in St Louis and that the system
have established gu2ranteeingto them cheaper goods
and stocks he obtained in the Eastern
cities, will bring to many merchants and traders who
have before that they could money and time
hv COMING 20 a home market for their supplies
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Cincinnati. AUG. 10Th

The Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, have concluded on constructing the
Second track in the Piedmont Branch.
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Powder! Powder
CARD.

EO KEGS Blasting Powder; 10 kegs i.afiin's fif
w Sporting Powder just received and for sale cheap,
by ANDERSON l. MILTON.
August TO- 1883 dawtf
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New York, Au

New York, August II.
A Washington dispatch says that Hon. r. ).
Walker may yet be able to proceed to China in
the iron steamer ALLEGHENY, which will be rea-
dy for service in two weeks.
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PLANK ROAD.

NOTICE il hereby civ, to The Sbar liz tcrS OF the
~ DUBUQUE sagcy,ie Plank EoahEo. that there will
be meeting Of said Shar holders by orde' of Board
Il Drrctors the Office "f Cook, Sargent, barney
Co. in the city Of Dubuque the Goth da! # August,
1855 At O'Clock +. NJ. take mo consideration TIE
affairs Of said Company in general. bnt m"re partrn
,ary 10 decide Whether the pitsccrS SHAH he aufhrT
ed 10 Issue iond Of said Co.. securing the s"ne r!
mortgage ri the Eoad and "hev rr'peri, {" said Co. ia
amount sufficient " complete rad IL al TO th'ce'
Fork Ct Little Maqunketah river Said Bonds to bear
interest At ten per cent per annnIn, payable semi
annua W. and b. sold Inaicy 10 the highest bidder
BY or,.tr Of Board
JNu j. DYER. President.
NM JOSHUA BARNEY
Secretary and Treasurer,
pLATT SMi RI, Dir, ctor.
Dubuque, Angus; lith. lsa3 dH
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J, c, WEATHERBEY 4 CO,

Wholesale Il Retail Dealers,
(Nsn Street, ID door above Sixth)
TTAVE just received a full amp complete stock Of
IL SE.dSO.E.lBLE GOODS. We determined
to enlarge our business, and have made our arrange
mens accordingly, to accomplish it, We are prepared
sell low, if not lower. in price than any other
house in the city, to prove this, the public respect
fully invited to call and examine Goods and Prices
We sha do best to plei and mertyour patronage
Our stock consists, in part as follows
STAPLE, FANCY g. SILK GOODS
of almost variety wanted in this market such
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Bonnets, Ribbons
Gloves Hosier Edgings, Insertings, Gnghams,
Lawns, Jaconets, Prints Cloths, Cassmeres, Summer
Goods for Goats and Pants, Sheetngs, Drills Donnes,
Cottonades, Tickings, &c.
Hats, Caps, Roots & Shoes,
for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys.
H4RDW.4RE g. QUEENSW4RE
a good assortment.
@ q o 6 e RaGs s
In this branch prepared to sell the lowest
cash prices, all kinds of FAMILY Groceries
Dubuque, Iowa, April 81, 1853.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties IL
~ invited to following and raluabe Inrention
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form to the
cure of Disease.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
DIED.,

DIED,
In this city, this morning, (Aug l3h) after almost I'M
paraleled suffering, and with exemplary christian re
sgnasion, JULIA NJ wife OF George A. MIX, ana Moth-
er of Emily and Charles.
Her languishing head is at rest,
Its throbbing and aching are DER,
Her quiet unmOveabe breast
Is heaved by affection no more.
The death of this ami able and widely esteemed lady,
whose devotion as a wife, affection as mother, and
mild christian apartment, were proverbial while living,
will fallwith heavy weight as well upon the commune
~ a. upon the friends, who called to mourn her
loss Possessing mind of no ordinary cast, trained In
early life to hes state of cultivation, with DISPOSE
ton adorned by all those graces calculated to elevate
and enobe female character, her death VIII cause va
CUM in the community which viii not be readily hed'
and in the family circle, which powes on EARN can
supply. But while power above and beyond our con-
troll has seen fit in the p'enitude of his great wisdom,
to summon her from earth and friends, it is sweet
consolation to reflect that she died at peace with God
and all mankind and that her spirit has gone to that
haven of and epose, where the trials and Affections
of this world never nuude.
On the llth at O'Clock, ANGELINA LEE, infant
daughter Of Rev. J. Phelps aged about fifteen months
AGENCY FOR SALE OF REL ESTATE.
TIME undersigned offer their services to sell houses,
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate IN
Dubuque Land district They feel warranted from their
facilities as and Agents in promising (. fa moderate
commission prompt sale opropery entrusted to their
disposal.
Office on Main ST., nearly opposite American House.
Dubuque, August ID, 1853. y
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aLLH5 IN
staple, Fancy and Silk Goods,
Queens Hare, Hardware, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c.
TIAvING purchased the entire stock Of Goods Of ].
IL Thomas, and having replenished it with full
Stock of Groceries,
we would say and all, please give call the
Old Stand of Mr. j. b. Thomas and will convince you
that we sell Goods cheap be bought in this
market Just try u.s. and satisfy yourselves.
We shall be in receipt of full supply Of the latest
styles of all kinds of Goods in addition present
good assortment.
Dubuque, July 2ls 1853. daw-tf
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COST OF RAILROAD TRANSPORTA-
TON

We gather number Of estimates as to the
cost Of transportation on railways, from the
American Railway Times, which will be found
interesting The Times says they were pre-
pared by one of the most experienced and intel
ligent managers, and Hunts Magazine adopts
them on this authority
Cos, of Running Passenger Train, 10Th 40
Passengers, 100 Miles.
Locomotive power at 20 cents per mile $40
One passenger car go seats, at cents per mile
One ba gpage car, cents per mile, (too Highly 9
One conductor, at 50 per day; one breakman, 81, )
sa
Receipts on 10 passengers 10 per mile 100
Ne, income, s7a
The cost Of train with eighty-two passen-
gers at j cents per mile, is estimated at $29,
the cost Of one additional car at So being added;
the receipts at $l02 makes the net profit $73
So
The cos. of a train with 100 passengers is the
same, with the addition of one car at So, max
ing $3l the receipts at cent per mile making
the net profit $S9.
The Times adds: a
A large engine will draw on any road, net
exceeding a forty feet grade. one hundred tons
in addition to the cars; and as fourteen passen-
gers with their baggage are usually estimated to
| be ton, a full train of cars, with two hundred
| and forty passengers, amounts to only seventeen
| tons. The difference in fuel required to draw.
one or three cars is SO small as not TO be suscep
tble Of calculation.
The freig also can be carried cheap on great
thorougharcs, where there is plenty of il, has
already been demonstrated. The Reading foad
carries coal one hundred miles for one dollar
per ton, although the cars go back empty. The
| Baltimore and Ohio road have also contracted to
| carry coal two hundred miles for Two dollars per
ton.
! EseLaxp, CUBA AND SLavERY-lt is said
that Great Britain and Spain have been discuss.
ing proposition, made by the former, which
conttmplstes the abolition of Slavery on the
island Of Cuba. The proposition Of Great
Britain embraces the following points
1st That England will consent to the impor-
tation into Cuba of apprentices from Africa, fol
ten years apprenticeship
I'd. That new census Of every slave ir
Cuba will be formed now by mixed commiss
ion, authorized TO search every estate in III.
, Island, that in future they can ascertain
whelhe, new slaves have been introduced
3D. That in fifty years from the acceptance o
these propositions, and treaty based thereon
the present slaves and their children will be Sc
free
r The Herald says "a draft embracing thes
: main propositions, has been sent, it seems, t
the English Consul and to the Captain- General
in order - consult the principal corporations am
planters Of Cuba, and bring the bargain or treat,
10 final settlement Judge Sharkey, while il
: Havana, we further understand, did communi
: cate part Of this scheme to the President; an
we are advised, elsc, that the present actin
consul, Mr. Roblrston, has given more ampl
. details on this eaSDe subject 70 the admirietra
tonl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

sYNflE undersigned have received per Express choice
l. assortment of LAWNS, DEhEGLS and SlLh s.
which will be offered at Gerry reduced prices.
The Ladies especially invited to call and examine
them their Old stand under the :. NAPLES House,
at our New store, corner OF Main and 9th Streets
P. NAPLES & SMITH
Julv 90 1859. daw2w
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ATLANTA BAsK.-The Chicago Journal
publishes the following, as samples of letters
daily received in that city, in relation to the
notes Of the Atlanta Bank.
.flehnepin, ILL., River, Aug 80.
Ems JOURNAL: Enclosed send you v At
lanta. Make the best trade you can and credit
me with The balance. Il won't 60 here. P.
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Atlanta don't slide
Go ahead with your thunder. Its doing good.
G. r.
Prophetstown, Whiteside Co.
hope 700 will continue your war with the
Georgia Wild Cat. The farmers want a reli
sble currency, and ought to have it. The far
mers wont take it. w.
Muskegon, Mich.
send you gas Atlanta to get changed for
We cant do thing with it in the
lumber country. Its worse than Sinipee.
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TURING my absence from Dubuque, all persons
- debted TO me by Note, will please call Cook,
Sargent Barney Co.. who authorized to receipt for
J. b. THOMAS.
August 9th 1853. daw-rf
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81 Col. Benton has resolved to extend his
histoey - - p enlarge il two volumes. It will
ahesefore MT b ready for the press before
Chrislnlas
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Law or DIVORCE In OHIo.-An Ohio cores
prudent Of Z N. Y. paper enumerates the causes
which confer on the supreme court of that State
the power granting bills Of divorce. The cir
cumstances which work divorce are
VIXEN either Of the parties had husband or
Wit living al the time of the second marriage;
when either shall wilfully be absent from the
other for three years; adultery; impotency at
the time Of marriage extreme cruelty; i'm
pfiDonunemt in the pententiary under certain
ciEouustances fraudulent contract or misrepre-
sentations gross neglect Of duty, and habtual
drunkness fsr three years. In the matter Of
divorce Of the county courts, by late law,
haye concurrent jurisdiction with the supreme
court
Cuax ron DYsxETERY.-A correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Register says, the following
cure for dysentery never has been known to
fail:
Take one pint Of new milk. (warm from the
cow e possibls,) and add to it two table spoon
falls u 6ne charcoal and one table spoonful OF
hne salt Drink % the patient is able, and
rensw the qusBtity If needed. The diet should
be ptincipaily rice, OF milk toast
=, Let our returned Californians keep this in
Mid and III others who may be troubled with
the complaint spoken Of.
M. 4 "A. RAlLRoAD.-Mr Farnam, Chief
Engineer ofthe above Road, and the King Of
Railroads, i now in this place arranging the
preliminaries requisite to put the entire Road
hence 70 Iowa City, under contract
Ere our psper goes to press the contracts viii
have been closed with responsible parties ant
within the next two weeks the route will be lined
with men.
pCol. Benton has resolved to extend hi
histoey - - y enlarge il two volumes. II vii
abeTsfore not b ready for the press before
Ch1islnass
~. 3. 9. Armor. Of Cleveland, has beer
awar1ed ~ priss u 4i96 BY the Committee .
~ 9ledioal Convention which met recently =
fkS5fs& ~ tha kese ,,,e6;e.f esssv
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OUR MOTTO SHALL BE IN FACT,
Large Sales and Small Profits.

An undertaking One Price Cash System at
least Ten per Cent less than any credit House
in the East or Vest can afford.
EDDY, JAMESON & co.
Ct. Louis, August /, 1853. daw 3m
!. A. VAN pUzEE. I. n. HIoBER.
VAN DUZEE & HIGBEE,
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00nn ACRES Of unimproved Lands IN dubuque
CUUU county for SALE in lots to suit renasels.
' COOK, sAkGEST, BaRhEf ana 20.
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Just Received
NOTICE..

. At JAMES MULLEN'S, choice sci ction OF
the Newest Styles Of HdTSand CAPS Cal and see
them, Dubuuue, Aug l0h, 1853. dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
Real Estate.
THE ATTENTION

Apply at the Real Estate Agency OF
COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY & Co
Dubuque, August 2, 1853.
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Mr. w B. Oliver, of Drayton. Dolly county, Ga
der date of May 80, 1885, writes, "that servant girl
who reduced thai no would give ,hrIp fol
herlife she covered with sores, that there
aspot cf pure flesh Of the size of silver dollar
her whole body, entirely cured by Railways Revo
waiting Resoivent.
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VAN DUZEE e. HIGBEE,
No. s. Main-Street, between 5th and 9th, above Globe
Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17

FRx,eur-To New Orleans-Flour go cens--Beef
and Pork 20 lac per sack-Lead octper ioo
bs Other articles in proportion.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-17
DUBUQUE & St. Louis Packet.

os> THE Steamer HfNDOO, j. G. SHIELDS,
1873 IL Master, will run in the Dubuque and st.
@l- Louis trade during the season, touching
at intermediate Ports the Mississippi River each
For Freight or Passage, apply on board.
AUGUST 10Th. 1853. DIFF
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Personal Intelligence.

Dr. Cncken, "the Luther of the nineteenth century"
who came from Hamburg to attend the New York re-
ligious anniversaries and detained from them by
the railroad massacre at Norwak, was able to be
moved to this city yesterday and will probably be sum
GENTLY restored to go up to Albany where the Baptist
soceties are in convention tomorrow evening"
Mrs Griswold, Miss Griswold, Mr.. Newell, aud two
others, all who remain at Norwsk and they
all doing well.
We understand that magpi6centsute OF parlors, nc
bae been prepared at the Metropolitan Hotel for Lord
Eemere Sir Charles and other Commissioners from
the government OF Great Britain to the Worlds Fair
that they will be entertained by the Mesrs Ielsnds In
trncely style does not admit Of doubt for the appoint
wents Of the Metropolitan Of such character to
guarantyn
General Talmadgs and P. g. Van Rensselaer, Esq, OF
Dutchess county, arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
DEPARTURES SEWARD.
In the Portuguese brig 0myum for Lsbonsr Fsrrsira
ssnty, sttschs 70 \ T hys Legation AZ WAehinstoa
bsssW ef dsspstehss,
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LIQUORS.

IN OO0 DOZEN OF CLARET WINES, FROM 81 50
lU.UUU per dozen, bottles returned. Brandies wnss
gn rum cordials &e in grade Heidssok Charles
Hefdssck As champagne wines choice Havana segars 40
offered ct twenty per cent below any other house by
w. II. UNDERhlLL 40 Brooms street. corner Crosby.
IN OOO DOZEN OF SCOTCH EAST INDIA, BUR
lU.UUU ton, and Philadelphia ale; Barclayf& Perkins
LONDON Guinness Robt Msnda. and extra Philadelphia
chnApps and old tom gin the best imported salby
W. II. UNDERHlLL, zp Broome street corner Of Crosby
street.
~ sysnue corner Of Twenty eighth street. branch Of W.
UndsihilPs estsblshnsnt t0 Rrosns street. under the
81 George D. Browne TIE choicest
neat Of alss porter csrda wass Ao expressly 10
taUily w, tussty peg esBt bsl0w ssy 0tsss LyvsN
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DENTISTRY.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-I WANT 1T TO BE CUR
the practice Of dentistry in all lie branches on
the most scientific and approved plans Having en-
he assure. all those whs favor him with call 70 give
entire satisfaction Teeth inserted In manner end
warranted TO be Of the best quality. A. r. SMITH,
Ns VsAd stSsst, uAts wlta w. g, s, RVVollA.
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WlLLINGT0N A. CARTER AUcTIoNEER-.sroRE
w 81 ey street, Greenwich Wagons, rockAways
hack hsrnsss Wednesday, 18th Nay At ~ o'olosk
In front Of store ~ Ley street Of wch
and second hand busgy wagons light rooksways family
dle. wl!ps. ", =
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T EVAN ANTWERP, AUCTYONEER-CRocKERY
q China Glass, &c.- J. E. VAN ANTWERP 4 SON will
pe Thursday May 49, at 10 O'Clock at 1859 Pearl street
In lots nom the shslys: suit crates
90 Rockingham 5 packages glass assorted tumbiors
wines lamps goblets specie jars &c. Also knives
ONtAlogues ready Wednesday.
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PLANTs AT AUCTIoN.-w. s. MTLvAIN WILL
sell this day. At 10H O'clock the seed store No. T.
John street fine collection of hardy perpetual
their roots Also, monthly noette bousloon, &o,
n In bloom, and warranted true name dahias
&c. &c. from the garden Of Isaac Buchanan Astoria