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VI ems Clothing

If every t-s'rip'iou' ks-Fns Ctn.S S,its Of rg.-g
clor. jor Fi!Sin Ho1,rs! fhe following co1np-,s~
portion CT the large stock aIways ou hard
flhs u:''. Goats, Ci":i. Vests.
F'o'k :" Elue Sa-ks
O'tr"ats "f ali Einds CHSsim-Is re,..
S;tcR to~tSs heavy Tweed Co; -
zine bn-li''SS Co&ts, Fancy Sl.k lc,ts,
hu" tT"rAH Blue Ca sinner '-nt,
black Sacks. Cllor,.,I CaSsin4t Iapts
ii"ssA fnot HNSts. u,veTc 's;s fr SerN ct.
i.'s'h poe>hiii 'an.s, tlr-ai"l,s Goats,
tanry vests. GI>,in.t p. -,
furtOut Coats. T.e..; p.
Single Breast F.ocks, ker>ey ,'1..s.
Brown Frociis, Drab JS,,,.,.
SAtih heri-. Shirts ana Collars,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Carpet Ba-s.
Fancy t"alreH. Trunks and Tsses.
h"- ness toa>. lihnGacrchieis Crs,st,,
ieterSham Coats. C,oveSnnS Su.,.yler.
iaEll;'t t'Ht~. Bicr C:.s>iret Pants,
nuhHh. octe- Green C.->>inct Pants.
lel' ,'ai>. Fine Linen Shirts,
Beaver Goats. OynralIs 4. Gr
Together with every article in the Clo;hins linz
The pubic viii lear ia mind that We seil Ole aad
e'ary ar'lrl" at rreuced prices.
BOYS CLJIiiiAI-the gr,-atc-t assortment 81 liz
lowest prizes
hiESESfELD * Co, Clothes.
p s'-iia corner street snd Ps. ayrDG'.
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Eoys' aud Youth., ,.a,h,np.

IL !. MINI :. CO. hay- lilted grraugs
lhrn:H iir Euy> aIi iul.th-' Cio hing 81 ,yr-T lie
rlf'h.i:- thrir r,rient IN the uboy. tIanch
will te >np ri'.r 10 any III hi, city and lie .r,v.
Iar II la~ ;hos usually paid: being determined I.
keep Superior StGok of the above goods. e r->pac.-
uIiy eu!;eIt :n examination from parents sni gAr
ilan>. - We -Ea!i sell all grades aud lual.ti-s
fcu H. AMI Boy Clothing % per cent les than al,
q. h.. house.
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So l.. ( ~ 4 nd

-ssesFEH@ So X ( " a it - -, tr.y,d
tx A4S.S a"ay large srcttad Rntf.i" COW
Wii'e and red s,,rts. with rel neck
----a-f1~ ana face a!I! = sD all mh;i,. :tut On
the nose TIE :h3yc reward vii -. paid 10 any one
VINO VII! ceii'er the s;,ii COW II Mrs Rryant on {;
street. south side, between 18th ami 1l.h ,.tcct,
oct .,-eOtf-
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|5'HlS Compound now r-tabli.het :, universal IA
L V"r by rs scs ed -ei Ileri:. for The curr Il
coughs colds. Group. no0pir, cough. and ever; DO
ease oi tine throat an lungs. is Si.hcat psii's
Every family should supply ITEM .,vss with 3
supply Of DR.. Hoits PEACH SYRUP, 20 be used {.
u preventive mel cine.
Sold in Washington by G. Stott. j. L. Clarke W.
Elliott. g. L. i',vis J. H. Stone Evans. SYLVESTER,
DR. B'tt Gir.n2r. and hy tii9 D-us EiSt1 g-u-rai'4
In ba'tnn9re, Georset0"u, Alexandra, and Rich
Mond
Price twenty-five rrIts per bo1'-
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CoIlec:or's Office. Oct.6 1853.

= DFiCG1D ~ N?AYE -I,sduc'ion Ji?1. p,omrf
}%ym"5i.-Natc- is hereby given that the
ilt-s FOR the year 1858 due and pa able at
lai9 lihc-: mi that deduction Of six per cent.
l. allowed ~ law for t, current wear if maid ga ,,r
ieiof" 'ii2 3iSt instant. Il. j. ROCHE,
90 ''--'fi fO,ieaor.
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Washington 8ruucls Esni.rond,
lt&s - S,szAe.tss,- Grs sSsarsHi1
- S = - ~. ,esSssS>zaiss!.s

- : -, . - -
yEHRAiNS RIM AS FOLLOWS:
Leave daily, except Sunday. At 6 and Il. III,
- and p. iii.
On Sunday at Il. H.. and :. y. NJ
The Tram AT r. Ia. Is pca>, and S;ois ONLY al
Annapolis Junction aud Relay; the otiIers at all wav
stations.
Trairs at a. and y: p. ~, connect with An
napos.
iE;uas IT + a III. and p. H.. connect West;
Trains al 6 and a. m. and ; D. ILL.,. counec1 Eas.
Fare from " Washington IN baltimore 81 =,
DO do do and return -
I'1 do Annapolis ----l -
DO 10 do and return I 10
The round trip tickets must in all cast. be pro-
cured at the office. a!l; are good ar the iay ippo
which they issued. r. II. PARSONS
jy lott Agent,
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BLiIKE rs, QUILTS, &C.

WYE lave ~ stora--
" 10 air niauke:s, Of I'll gT.Ges
go Msrseie. AMI A!i,ri,.'c Quits
;sG .'ars be..rh,-i s1.t b-owu cotton Shss,inss
TO 10 irr1 Sha-tin:-
80 10 riliox slip Cotton
200 d1zan 'aIIEs NAPKINS
TO Do Towers. al grade.
IN pairs Table D~s,ask
with 4 ARE aud general -tnc'l oi house furnish.
ING Ery GusSIs, al cf WHICH a,efy cnureiit;op
VERIFY. TEBBS YERBY
Corner Peunss lvania avenue ani 9Th street
oF TT Union I'm
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CEREBRAL, sGENCY


'ihILOH i COLLINS wiz prosecut. claims. Of ev-
1 cry description against the government, before
the several departments. or Congress-; procure pen
SONS bounty lands, extra pay, ard arreara.e pay.
IheT Will attend to the buying and selling If real
estate. the renting Of houses, ami general collect
Ing business. They will also furnish parties AT =
distance with such Information they may tesire
from the seat Of government. Charges will lie mod
srst-.
OiTca on street Immediately opposite Wilder :
Building. Washington. ID. G.
REfEkENCRt
Hon. j. c. Do,:iu. Secretary Of the Navy
lieu, J. Davis, Secretary OF War
y. Gaiian, sS1 pres=t Board Common Council
GeIi. j. NJ. McCails. AitornAy-at-Iaw
James II. Caus:;n eti.
VIC R-.ldali, State Department
sep E-,iu-
LIME CUTL RI-Enbraciug a large Va
Il rely ii very superior English Table KNIVE,
and FORKS. and Sportsueu's Pen and Pocket
kNlN Els, of tie most rare and beautiful patterns
tor sale 1T the very lowest prizes at
II. L1hDSEEY'S.
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and l1th streets.
DC o-eo2ni urS: I" Gait h Isro's
NOTICE - All persons indebted to the late
~ firm of 4. Davis 4 Co.. Grocery, .tn street. are
urgently requested - call on the unds. signai and
make lnimeIInEe settlement Of their accounts, snd
thereby prevent tie dsacreeah bic nee ssitv Of passing
them into other hands for co.rci.e measures as the
business ,2ust ne closed.
Il: +. NORSELI., Trustee,
In. avenue, opp. Bank OF Washington.
sep ta-e03m-
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To THE LOVERS Of
ICE CREAM, COEEECTInNARIES, &C,

VIE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufactured ~
- the subscriber from pure country cream. au.!
ia nishod in any quantity, from one quart and W
wards at 81 SO per gaon, and at the shortest noic
Parties, Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
sihed in the most fashionable style, and equal -
any in the United States.
CHARLOTTE-RUSSE. FROZEN FRUIT,
BLANC-MAEGE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLIES CAKES a..
made 10 order in every style.
All orders left at ARSHLD'S. under Geishy's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania aveare. Will hc piucutiy
attended to where there will fa :snt'y kent
hand large aud fresh assortment Of FRUITS,
CONNECTION ARIES, FRENCH B0Z-GONS. PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
A long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber tn guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various style: C0FfHfs, TEA. Clio
COLATE. ORGKAT, and other refreshments, 20
obtained ut ali hours at the above 81 ool
sep2s II. Et;kAHDF.
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FRANCIS r. DavuDCE

(FoRMERLy OF BALTrMoRE,1
Attorney and COunsello -at.Law,
lJROPoSES to attend TO ConvCyancng and other
office business, together with the prosecution
of claims against the Governments for which an er-
per,ence of eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him in peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be promp, and his charges mod
crate.
F. IL. ID. may always be found during business
hours al the office OF his son, WAITER Dorsey DAv-
1pGE, Esq. Attorney and Counsellor AT Law. on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
To Fifth street aug I-coIy
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FERDINAND M0ULTON
Attorney and uMselIor.at.Law.
Ar IRVING uoTgL, WASHINGTON, DC.
off
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

tSF r-ceir'@i ut THE opEoN HALL CLOTHING
~ f>IAbit-iiM ENI. corntr az f''aT-dEg--hdli
,t-..' 4rf i"a.Sg lccaiG "rcH,.,.
TIE LthG 80 STICK GREATEST VARIETY
NEH HoO;,St NV SfIiES. .NEV DESGfS,
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r j. STE Frs New Goods e. FASH
ions.

Ne. /, -'HrShington Place.
IA Having received my coinpl-tc stock Of Fall
"a and Winter Goois. carefully selected i'll per
w sol: in New York and Phiade fha. j am pre-
IL. pared TO exhibit to my customers and the
itb.." ruch .n array OF elegant GOODS for gentle
men 81 Ia Seiom seen i'll one store aud having pur
c!Ia-"': l;te later than other. after the graf
tiroug af'': pres uTc had little smhsled and IN.
pJr.ers anxious ~ sell even at reduced, rr;ces
L, Is al interesting fact that was thus enabled to
purchase at rates which allow to sail low.
would particularly invite attention 10 asch and
lea uriful lot Cf Velvet Npsiin-s.
! crie~s promptly executed. with constant Ell
fort 10 excel. Init DC l.,-po::w-
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nRESSING RO {. Il A NV and lar.e
~ supply Of gentleln"ns DRESSING ROBES.
styles and patterns, just received at
STEN ENS'S
oc H. Sarsr,otl,. t,rnr-ri's IrtA.
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FWrntture. tarnish:hg. Repairing,
and Jobbtng ShOD

FcHh'tltnHic a"cdics south SHE betrpc i and l4th
si'e@fs, net 10 Lnnid's picture jrdrac ffc.ory.
s--,,--s---.Es=rsA flnusekrepcrS and ofii-e
Nl .s:.x.s4Ss II? er. having furniture on, of{t
S 1.es-.@E,exa repair can, by leaving their ~
orders OF calling at the Z !
above place, havr pur in first rats. order nj uc,
prices Ihai VIII please all t:,voring the uuders,pr.,i
"i'f ih' lr WORK. Win prompt attention and mod
craze charges, Inc subscriber confidently ah,,riBa,s
sH'rq o.! public patronage. Old chair, rrcaurd
ana painted IN imitation of various woods. Crate
IHi Tor past fvors, ii,. Undersigned re.nactfuil so
ltcliS continuance oil The SANE
o. l::-f"lm ROBERT TALMSLEY
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IENILEhIEN'. BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Ccincf q 1.iih (,HI I, stT,fts
J. J. GRIMES respectfully c.il6 the attap-
s&Aion OF his customers and the citizens of Wash
nst'" that lie is prepared TO sell his own
niahui:cture of fine singie-snle BOOTS for Il pom
nie-oo'fS io- 81 80. Shoes 81 to 81 so Rows ,ud
i"''th, Shoes OF al kinds. Ladies' and Misses
'iorotcJ Boots ami Shoe-. Don't forget to call and
examine :i.r yourselves. oc7-aoln,s
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I r.,
: IooDo India Choagogue. and Rowand's Tonic
~ Mixture are always certain remedies. and never
fail. awe
Also. a fra sh lot OF keener's relebr.,oa r,or ,,
aqua Powder. For sale iy
WM i. BUTT. Druggist.
CnTiicr Penn. venue and 18th street
sep ln-2awln-
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GaIena and Chicago Union Raj rord!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!
ON and after the 18th day of November, 1852, (nti
~ further uytice, Trains will run as follows
ID T.. L

ON and after The 18th day of November 1884, nntii
~ further uyticc, Trains will run as follows
PASSENGER TRAINs-RocKFoRD.
FIRsr--leaves Chicago Dearborn street) at $50 A
M, and at Rockford at p. NJ
SEcoND-Leaves Chicago, Dearborn street) al 3 = NJ,
and arrives at Rockford al $50 p NJ.
Fnsr-Ieaves Rockford at 6,4a A III. and arrives It
Chica 20 at Il, As A Nj.
SEcoNp-Leaves Rockford at 2 NJ, and arrives at
Chicago at z NJ.
~ The st Charles Trains connect at the Junction
with the above Trains.
Fox RIVER ACCOMMODATIONS FREleHT TRAIN
Leaves Egin at 7,lS A NJ, and arrives at Chicago at
7,45 Nj.
Leaves Chicago at 80 NJ. and arrives at Egin at
5,l5PM.
AURoRv PASSENGER TRAINS.
FiRsr-Ieaves Chicago dearborn street at 4 n,
and arrives at Aurora at 10 A NJ
SEcoSp-Leaves Chicago Dearborn street) at ,25
M, and arrives at Aurora at 5,45P NJ.
FRsr-Leaves Aurora at 7,t5 A NJ and arrives at
Chicago AT IL A NJ.
SECoNp--Leaves Aurora at 3 T NJ, and arrives at Chi
cago 6 L NJ
AZ The First Train from Aurora &C meets with the
First train 10 Rockford al the Junction. The Second
Train Rockford with the S. cond Train
Aurora, at the Junction.
THRoUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
With Accommodation and Emigrant Cars At
tached.
Leaves Chicago (West Station) at NJ, aud arrives
af Rockford at Z + M.
Leaves Rockford at Is Nj and arrives az Chicago
ats NJ.
~ Stages connect Rockf rd for Gale IA, Dubuque,
and pouts the Mississippi; for Belot Janesve, Mad
and points northwady for Dixon, Rock lsland and
points on Rock River at a9 Ass.
AT Aurora for Ottawa, La Sallc St Louis, Spring fed
Dixon Rocd Island, &c.
Chicago Nov Q, ls52.-declG-om
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NOTICE.
Gre1t Furniture Sale.

TIME undersigned begs leave to to all who may
l. wish to purchase Furniture, that having sold my
Hotel properly will, the LIST day of January, offer
for sale all tie Furniture in tie NAPLES House Ii
will be sold at private sale, and at auction.
The above Furniture is all new, and in the hest of
order. The Furniture consists of all kinds of Bedding,
Bcdsteads Stoves. Carpeiing Curtains, Sofas Chairs,
Table Furniture, Fables Washtamds, Bureaus, &c,
In fact everything thai is used far housekeeping The
sale will the LIST of jan. and continue
til the whole Is dGSl.ass Of.
ems Gas and as the owners Of the Wa?les' House
are anxious 10 reat the Hotel, any wishing to
engage in the business, will find that they get enc
of tile hest bargains offered in the furniture lIne
had much rather close il all off TO purchaser. for
the iture is Of the best quality, and for the
Wapes Hon e. and has only been in some months.
Purchases are invited To cali and examine the same
from the 25th to IN 3Ist of December.
PS-Also, some 200 cords of Dry Wood.
PETER NAPLES.
Dec. I1-dwt janI.
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N. " DEsCELLES.

CORNER FOURTH AND IOWA STREETS
MNA WILL. continue TO offer to his patrons and
t8Z5s - the public generally, the choicest luxu
zs4asr ies to be obtained, either in the eastern or
southern markets. in the shape the very best liquors to
DO had in this market
CardiaL Cherry Vine Brandy
from 1880 of the best quality The first quality OF
French and German Wines. Sherry, t'laret MadeiAa
and Malaga. The best New York and Holland Gin and
Rum. The best Old Monongal sla and Cincinnati
Whisky aud liquors of all kinds d. ect from the mpnr
ters- In The selection OF his imported liquors. N.
Descees possesses the advantages of being French
man. born and reared ia the heart of the wineries of his
native country. lie also has constantly hand and
for saleSugaT, New Orleans also Loaf and Crush Su-
gar, Coffee, Tea. Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
Soaps Star and Tallow Candies, MOL, Mackeral,
Dried Klcrrimg, Oatmeal, oysters
sardines Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Dry, Flowers Of
Havana Cigars, Principles Regal,as double RectIfied
Saleratus Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Wine Biscuit Pine Apple aud Western Reserve Cheese,
Starch indigo, Candles OF all kinds, Almonds, Figs,
Rasins, Dried Piums, Preserved Fruits, Aspce, Pep
pers, Nnr,negg, Cinnamon. Salt b, the bag.
Aug 20 dwtf
N. BFresh oysters just received, aud large qiian
tify Of French Candies at wholesale and retail fer I'll
Christmas and New Year Hoii days
Dec, ieth, 1852.
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SLERIFF SALE.

George " Burton,
Marcus Malcolm. by virtue Of an exccu-
ton to me directed issued by the Clerk of The
District Court, in and for the county Of Du-
huque, and State of Iowa, against defendant
will, on the 23th day of January, 1913, between
the hours of 9 O'Clock A. M and o'clock P
Nj Of that day, at the door of the Court House
IN Dubuque county, expose to public sale, de.
iendant's right Of redemption in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO wit: Mineral lot
No. PAT, according to Andcrsons Map of Min
eral lots, of Dubuque county, iowa, to satisfy
said writ, as | am therein commanded
w G. STEWART,
Dec. 20, lSol-3tw Sheriff, d. G..
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To CAST thce up asaIh 2
These railroad controversies are undoubtedly
the most engrossng topics of legislative interest
toa majority Of the people of Iowa. They have
consumed much time, and cost much money,
both in and out of the General Assembly, and it
is to be hoped that the action OF this session
will give some permanency TO the policy of the
State in this regard. We may succeed in OBJ
tanning aid from Congress for railroads, if the
State shall be firm and consistent in her de.
mands; but never while we vascllate, counter.
work, and every two years change our prayer.
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rlectsoss i:csursas Complete.

A WORD TO TIE NICToEIo AND THE VAN
eUIsuEp.- FciIo@ Citizens, The great gues
ton is drcided--Frank Pierce is the next Pres
ident Many Of you on the result have lost
and won varying from one hundred dol
lars. down TO The price of Hat. If you are
the lucky winners of the last mentioned article
Of apparel, | would suggest that you call at
BARSTOW'S Fashionable Hat Il Cap En-
poriun, and select one from his extensive stock
If hats, which for durability and richness OF
finish, are UNSURPASSED in any city Of the Union.
If on Tie contrary, luck has been against you,
and it devolves on you TO cray the piper, you
will effect saving of at least % per cent, by
purchasing at the Manutaccry. Call and see
him anyhow-his goods are Of The latest style,
and hi own manuiacture-Store Oh Main Street
opposite the Wapes House.
Nov S,-1wd. A NJ EARSTOW.
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FRESH GROCERIES,.

'yNIiE Subscribers receiving their Spring stock oil
Groceries, Provisions, Liquor Glassware, &c, &c,
which, we will sell very low and would respectfully in
wife your attention Stock and prices before pIr
chasing elsewhere We have in store the following ar
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Taken up by Edwin Steele, in York
10y township, Delaware dounty Iowa, on
the 18th day Of June, 1857, one bay Horse fou years
old near Is hands high avery few white hairs in The
forehead the left hind foot VIII half way to the fetock
small tic left hip, the ta splInt on t'e
right forward leg just afeYe the etock TIE inside
Bright bay, black main and TAIL rather shorr bodid.-
Appraised BY Bohan Noble and l.. H. Caolidse ~ SO
WIN. PRICE, Clerk.
Delhi; Delaware county Sen 81 1852. wit
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NnTICE

: TO a ID WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,
LIE TN lie: sned administrator Of the e tate of Geo
Pteiier, late q Dubuque county deceased, hi pre-
SCI ted his etton before the county court OF said eou
~, asking leave to sell me OF lie real state OF said
dseased may b. Necessary To pay the claims pres
cd and duly proven before said eeart: wheh peii0n
will come for arng at the T. bruary of said
court; and al credit whose claims Pre- senod,
arc iuested TO PFC eat the same:
JoSEPHPFEIIER. Aam'r Fed.
III JsMRs BuKr, A.ty.
nnhnnic. Ian. IL. lSIS-nlIlsY
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i w tNtFNtt NJ II fTEfIN II F'7FFF TE17tNsO
THE LOST HEIR ESS:

STORY or HOW LETT
BY Mrs. L. d. Z. N Soutworth Author of the Curse
Of clifton ''ssVirgiuia and Magdaeno, shannondac.
ssThe Deserted Wife, etc.
In addition those and other Original Tales, involv
ing large expenditure OF money, hal lay before our
renders heretofore, choice Tales, Sketches, Essays
Narratives from the English Magazinessuoh as
have given the Pest name for the excellence Of its Sc
lections.
least two weckone ofan instructive and the other of
a humorous character
Agricultural Articles Miscellaneous matter, General
Sows Witty and Numerous Sketches, Anecdotes, Let
tcrs from Europe, Editorials, View OF the Produce and
Stock Markets Bank Note List, etc, ctc shall be duly
given.
NJ OF course we shall maintain for the Post the char
aeer ii has acquired, Of being strictly moral paIrno
ridcuo,sly ieamIslf and straight laced hut really und
truly moraislic may b taken into the family circle
Advertisements of an improper character sa be As here
tofore vigorously exc uded
1s-Gheap Postage-1he postage on the Post 10 any
part the United States when paid quarterly in advance
lIc generally will show their appreciation ofths common
liable reduction OF postage, by largely increasing the
her of papers taken at the cus ocesthat thus there
may be falling off in The revenue of the Post Office De-
parment This win insure continuance of the present
reduced rates.
TERMS-The terms of The Post Two Dollars in
advance, Three Dollars ii not paid advance For FIVE
Dollars in advance copy Is sent three years. We
continue the following low terra for Clubs to be SENT in
the city address and in the country 10 one post
Office.
Copies IS 90 per
8 (And one TO the ge,srup ofthe club 10 % :.
% &c g +" &c 20 90
The money for clubs always must be sent in advance.
large adra should be procured il possiblete cost
which may be deducted from the amount. Address al
WAYS post pad, BEACON & PETERSON,
No'66 South Third Street. Philadelphia.
Nm, 3-Any person DESTROYS of receiving copy of
the Post sample, be accommodated by notifying
the publishers by letter, postpaid
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rTyEE undersigned tai es this method INTERN the pub
lie that tie has taken the large, connections brick
Ware House the Landing ~ he Cay OF Dubuque,
Iowa, and is ready 70 receive IN siurs, or ship ali
kinds of MuTrhaudize, House hold Furniture and ether
property, fram any part Of Tie United states,
The most favorable terms Liberal cash advances madc
cosienmeGts, if desired salt, flour, Bacon, lard
Cheese and ALMOST every article OF Family Groceries,
oreisn and domestic Fruit viii be KEEP; constant.
hand viii be furnished It'll stores at tie
ioss rates. I'm conclusions VIII SAY, th All business
entrusted my SHAH be acted witl lYoniues3,
ears, and despatch. ard sYardhie t,fEa ~ any
house IN the eift Of Dubuque
Fer reference, refer tthe .nIlt{GE e noinen q t5
city:
psrrs WArtrs ". f. WtdurM,S,
WM I4swrtfga & Co, {. Z. FsGLkl < Co,
+. T.. l;issrI. II. y. town
Iuhugae, Aprii i6, ISL III g. u. W EST
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w The secretary of the treasury estimates
that the expenditures for the next fiscal year
will largely exceed fifty millions, and including
redemption of government stock, which falls
due in July, may reach sixty millions. Incrcas
ed sums will be asked for the navy and army.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-12
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
nj Office ia hereby given, that the under
y signed has this day been appointed by the
County Court of Buchanan county, Admnis-
traitor Of the estate of John Goforth deed late
ofthe county of Bremen. All persons having
claims against said estate, are requested to pre-
sent the same: and all persons indebted will
please settle Immediately.
JEREMIAH FARRlS.
Bremen Co., Iowa-dec23 lS52-nl6 4tw
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Es. COX, AversoNEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
SsT Ill. give p rsnll attanli"n TO the safe Of REAL
w ESTATE. FUkN FfURE. HORSES, CATTLE,
HG MERCD aNDiSE Of eFert description.
-. ling eSprricn, and familiarity wuls the bust
els r0Etiento OF being able 10 give satisfaction
IL all those who may entrGst business tehs cars
Liberal Cash al vance made upon epitsignmentS, and
orders Of copsisnqrs strictly adher. d 10.
Administrators, Sssig nee y and Curator Sales az
tend. 60 on tllt most reasonable cftGs
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold ca hheT2l
terms h. tpA,
C#fs l4,stcs Rgoia, Dubuque, tow q
M. T!;h -
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NOTICE!

TINE unde' ST. ~ admin trait Of the estate Of Fer
i diEand Iiermannis late of the county OF Dubuque,
deceased, has presented his petition befere the county
court said county askn. leave sell much of the
real estate of said may be necessary 10 pay
the claims presented AMI duly proven before said court
which petition will come for Il airing at the February
term OF said court all creditors whose claims are
not presented are quesed TO present the sam.
7. &. HANTELM IN. Admir- d'cd.
JAMES Burr, Atty.