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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-07
CpOTrSwnOD.

MANUFACTURES Of Gents and Boys Clothing
lN solicts share of public patronage and hopes to
yye satisfaction to all who may pleased to favor him
with their CUSTOM
Majn-str.et Entrance between the Bank and Express
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NOTICE.

vINHE artnorship heretofore existing between MA
i THEW TSCHlRGI and FRANCIS sCHUMA
CHER, under the name of TSCHIRGI & SCHUHMA
CHER has tins day been Dissolved BY mutual consent
all those indebted to said firm requested to make
immediate payment to MATHEW TSCHIRGI and all
those having demands against said frm present them
him, he alone is authorized to settle the cmcern
TSCHIRGI & SCHUHMACHER
Sept Z, 1882.
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IOWA IRON WORKS,


MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Mil Irons and Mil Gearing
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills of every description
Horse Powers and Thrashing Machines.
of the most approved kind.
N5-All kinds of Machinery and Castings made to OF
der, and shipped TO any part of the country.
J. p. FARLEY & ROUSE.
nrh,,cua Anil T9S9 dawff
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MAN KILLED AT ROCKFORD We UNDER
stand that young Moore, son of the landlord
Of the Cottage House in Rockford, killed an
Irishman who had been employed in that house
on Thursday the 25th inst by striking him on
the head with club. The circumstances, aslwe
are told, are as follows The lrshman had
beer employed about the house, and on that
Gay was on "s spree" and while in an intoxi-
Gated state sat down on the steps at the door
and told some one that the landlord was owing
him for work and he wished the mouse would
pay him. Young Moore hearing Of it took a
club and told the bystanders that they would
see an Irishman killed, approached and struck
him, and sure enough did kill him. Moore wes
arrested and put in i,on.-Er.
And ought TO be hung.
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Livery stable.
b. IA Sstseen Maia sad near City Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
rYAvING their stable horses, .destreyedby fir
HI have now built 4 stable, and purchased fresh
hoFscs rev harness. saddles bugges carriages sulkies
Wsplslrs ssrsepes to keep as good horses carriages
etc., be found asyUAere in the Northwest .dHc
ask l. trial.
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VOLUME XII.


TUST received the Commercial Hail. another lot Of
81 those fine superb Fashionable SILK AIS and man.
ufactured expressly for
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n GOOD assortment of Iron Axles, Buggy sprrn
a Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American
wills, Cf0wbars, Sledges Hammers, &C., in store and
saleby FARLEY & CHRlSTMAN
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Smnla ROx

TyHOSE Who wish to guard against the Small Pox,
informed that the undersigned has just received
\ supply Of fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, for
sale ae 9he Drug store Of A. GILLESPIE,
No 2lobc Building.
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YUST received af the COmmcFcial Hail, . large
~ assortment of the newest style of BONNETS,
Which will bsnglate IN the season) be sold at sacT
6ce. Your humble servant,
B. j. O,HALL.ORAN,
No. III Main-street.
Dubuuue. 7th. lR53 If
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TIMOTHY MASON.


Sign Of the GoD0 Samaritan
No. SO Main street, Dubuque, Io,oa,
WHOLESALE DRALER IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
PAINTS, OILS,
vARNIsHEs, AND DYE-sTUFFs;
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY;
GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY,
EAN !" so - --O
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
2 aim P BR US E58So
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Pure Wines and Brandies
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Fancy articles, Superior Inks, Letter and ca
Paper, Steel Pens, and Stationery.
PHysIclAs's Prescriptions will receive particular atte,
tion at all hours of the day and night.
...Customers and Physicians win always find ,h
establishment, fresh aud xRadxeratcd Medicines who
have been selected with great personal this
All purchasers are invited examine the stock as the,
will find II equal to any other in the State.
Orders from the country promptly filed and safisfact
Guaranteed, with regard both to price andquaty
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MACKEREL by tho Barrel and Kits:
1N1 Coddsh BY the Boz and Retail;
rickled and smoked Herring io9 ssle lonr hv
May is, 'Ss ANDERSON kMiTfoS
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WRAPPING PAPER,

EI0ME Manufactured Wrapping Paper. The sub,
MILL6., and will at all times have good supply OF
thofr Wrapping and PaiNTiNG Paper on hand, itch he
8 = = II. A. PORTER.
Rork Isl.no Sen % asotf
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THOMAS & DAVID 8. WILSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dubuque, Iowa.
r0FeIcs, Globe Buildings, corner of Main and Fiftl
streets.
VTTlLI attend to any law business or collections II
w any OF the Northern counties OF the State.
They have on hand Land Warrants to locate on quar-
ter sections for one and two years:
Feb I3 l85O-03-y
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DissOlutfOn,

THE copartnershp between the subscribers under the
80 nrp Of Twichel 4 Mogridge. was dissolved in Sep
tennber iast, by the death Of John w. Twchel. The
Commission and Forwarding business will continued
by the survivor, Joseph Mogridge.
JNO. w. TWICHELL.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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Joseph [. Jennings,
DR.. SpRAGUE

DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE and residence Of Sixth and lows
NFYISHNG TO avail every means thatmay aid
w inresorng all arrangements OF the human organi-
sscn he has recently procured Of DR. C 3. Barres
ecfroC which admirably adapted to the
trsafmento many forms ofdiseass to which many who
~ heing daily treated, can attest.
DuhuGue Iowa. Feb.6, l649. 23-ly
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Brandy, wines 4 Porter.

Y SUPPLY of The above. OF very superior quality,
& taA roeeived and fos sale by
G0to1ao, Nay 4, 1879. A. GILLESPIE.
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DAMGHAkT & BUs,KNAM have sold out their en-
~ dire stock Of Goods to WILLIAM 8. HAIL.
Desruns Of closing their business, ,allhose ndebt
81 - them by n0toor book account expectedto TO come
onward and settle up Immediately.
Cascade, March 3oth, 1853. daw-tf 4
Hr The business hereafter will be carried by
WtL1lAM 3. HALI, at the old stand who will keep a
ener1l ass0rtm ntof Goods on hand at all times.
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a Large lot Of Hay Rakes, Pitch Forks, Hoes
Stones and Axes, for sale BY THOMAS and COOK.
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TvOFFEE-A fresh lot OF Java, Rio and Laguai
~ Coffee; also Carol, Rico, psaled Barley vermicell
maccsronl, etc etc. For sale by
CELPCKE & Schroeder
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TIME cifxens Of Dubuque respectfully informed that
the Subscribers are now prepared to put up Light
- kodsin any part q the City At the shortest notice
may 5sh-dw IT, WAUD &PYLE.
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az Office, on Main-srrec over J. b. Thomas Store
Law Business or Collections entrusted to his care in
this and the neighbong Countless promptly attended TO-
July 1, 1853. dawiy
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE.
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.

LhEAThEs
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
For a short Time Only.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, April l4th-An AT.
ternoon Performance ON SATURDAY. April
10th, oil 81 O'clock for the especial accommodation
OF children, ladies, and parties residing out of the
city.
DONETTIs,
ACTING MONKEYS DOGS AND GOATS,
Who will 60 through a variety of Extraordinary
Performances, 10 Serious and Comic Pantomines,
Slack and Tight Rope Dancing, Grand Monkey CIR
Gus, Military Evoluuons, walking on the Globe &c
&c.
HERR Won SPINGALEN'S
Incredible performances that have gained for him
the title of the "WHlRLlN3 WONDER" together
with an entirely new and beautiful exhibition of
Mechanical Dissolviug Views and X ale.
dtscOpal Illusions, terminating with an efup
ton OF Mount vesuviHs.
Prices of admission Secured seats In dress cir.
Gle 70 cts; children so cts. General admission so
cents to Boxes and Parquette; Gallery 50 cents and
IS cents
~ Office hours for securing seats, from 10 till
4. Doors open at O'Clock, TO commence at 8
ES Interesting Books describing the habits
and manners of the Monkey species. With ilustra.
tive plates, for sale at the Thestre-price IL! Cts
sp Il Ii. HAHNiNGTUN, Manager
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E Rockbridge Alum Water, from the
ROckbriGge ALnEn Sprinos. YR.-This cela

ET Rockbridge Alum Water. from the
ROckbricge AiDEn Springs, V8.-This cela.
DRAFTED Water 8 dleIetic. cethgrtc, tonic and elte.
Fstve IN its ehecte On the system. II excites the
ec!lon OF the liver il many cases. in which calomel
would have effect
The wonderful success which hes attended the
use CT inc Rock0riGge Alum Water for many years,
III great variety OF dis cases. has acquired for il
celebrity rarely II equaea, and is steadily in.
creaslug. The most eminent chemists of the dsr
have examined the Water, anG found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. IL has been
declared by The best authorities to be a cure for
every form ot Scr0fUla, Chronic Liver Diseases eli
CaEonic Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels. Dye.
pepsa, CHI Onic Diseases of the Eyes, Mercular AT
t9ctione, AID particularly adapted cases OF Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with derange.
ulent CT the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street, Richmond, Va, The sole agents for the
sale OF kockbridse Alum Water. Price per
barrel Sic hat barrel Sc; by the gallon so cents,
cash on delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against variety of ar
tcles purportng to be Alum Water Unless il
through Us, 1t cannot be genuine. and is lot
from the RockbrfGge Alum Springs, Va.
ia 9S-Q6. E,Sm
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OsrAIFUL TRAGEDY.-Simeon O. Keller
al Deca ur, Michigan, 4 short time since shot
q,s s J.e. and then put an end TO his own life
t4 taxing q large dose of opium. He had keen
.5T several weeks in debauch, and was pc
od.ca!iy Incorporate. While intoxicated, he
was abusive towards his wife-an excellent
sad worthy woman. They were both about
ia.r'y wears OF age. No one was in the house
- Ire time, and their dead bodies were first
discovered by The father of Keller. who vas
cgInletely broken down by the affection.
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ANOTHER VICTIM Of SPIRITUAL NAMES
ThTl0Ns.-We learn that Mr. Christian Sneye-
Is g very worthy and industrious citizen of
M borough, has become insane On this rdi-
cu!- sat absurd subject. This is the first in
stance that has occurred from this vile and
sacreiigiOus practice in our borough, and has
caused considerable sensation among our
people. He has been conveyed 10 the Penn
sy,yan.1 laic Asylum where h is row q
rayilg n1ao.ac.-HGrrGs0a, Pa Union.
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TUE LATEST NEWS.
-c4.Iinr nfthe Niagara-Ftres.

p..roy. April l3.-The Royal mail steamer
po sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking
fI50 messengers, amongst whom in Henry
Gu. ESQ, bearer OF dispatches TO England.
'VTt extensive oil factory of Mr.. Downs. in
.,b Rnston, was totally destroyed by FIRE
Iaz a., lar large planning mill OF Mr.. Broom was
-, his morning. The loss is heavy, and
tdILabiy covered by insurance.
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Cheek Lost.

pBuApELFmA, April l3.-Mr. Joseph Al
Ems. book binder in North 4th street, lost a
, efsss this morning for $l7OO. IL was found
5 b. boy aud immediately drawn a! The bank
10 reward Of $500 mas been offered for
,.e .-.pes and The drawer
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fire AT Sgrackse.

SyFAcusF. April II Five dwellings on
.,.,'..rn street. near the Court House, were
,.s,,sy,d ~ fire LAST night, rendering abou, 80
s;s,,,ea faailjes houseIess. A large dwelling
:, ..e soa.hern part of the city was also de-
....,e. ay IKE last right.
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HEw ObIEANs, April IA vessel, just ar-
70. 5efe from Vera Cruz, reports tnat Santa
Anna reached thai city on the afternoon of the
:, instant. HIS reception was not very cor
[.el. and he immediately left for his hacienda
..,r LANA
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BALTIMORE AND OHIo RALRoAD.-Tho-
mas Swami, mas resigned the office of Presi-
tenr Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore Patriot states that his resigna.
:lou was received with reluctance by the
Board. VIM, 9. Harrison Of Baltimore, was
afterwards selected 10 succeed NJ. Swann.
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~ SPRING DISEASES

E SPRING Dissatisfaction sccus-
toned to fashion CT taking medicine al The com.
mencemert OF Spring, TO purity the system and
strengthen the stomach, will fud Bakers Pre-.
MUM BI;Ters one of the best medicines for
tnose purposes now ext4nt. Its purely vegetable
properties should commend it to the attention OF
ali heads OF families, ana no medicine chest should
be wkhoutit. As purifier CT Inc blood and re-
guator Of the system il has equal.
Price 90 cents per bottle To be mad in Richmond
a. the Drag Stores OF Messrs Purcell, Ladd IL Co;
Bennett Il Beers, a Duval, Adie and Gray, A Bo.
deker c. Milispaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of TODD IL Christian,
Petersburg; D Lyman, Lynchburg; King & Toy,
Norfolk; DR. E Camm, liamsburg
Eg@ Orders addressed to BAKER, Richmond,
Va, will receive prompt attention. ap9
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z Hon. EDWARD STANLY. of North Caro-
lima up .oF California, where he is going to
d@e and practice law.
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ulne unless signed
BENNETT & BEERS. Druggists
Sod by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Prlce 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. az l


NE ID Ell LIIF JL ID 4 q Z e r Il @.
TfPES.-The most perfect and most beau.
utui Dague-reotypes we ever saw (snd we
have seen those of New York, Philadelphia, Bos.
ton, London and Paris) are those made by
SlMONS, ISL Main Street
His Pictures OF Ladies alone are sufficient TO place
him upon the highest round of the ladder. Who
has ooked upon ais pictures of children AMI farni
" groups without satisfaction and pleasure!
ape
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NV York, April l3.-rhe United States
san Macedonian has gone down the bay, and
a. ss# t0-morrow for the Coast of Japan.
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F EOTICE.-We take this method of saying
70 patrons and friends, that we are now fitting
up nav Daguerrean Gallery at No l46, on Main
street, which will oe ready in a few days. Persons
wishing fine pictures will fnd II 10 their interest 10
wait Until notice is given, which will be very soon.
MINIS g. WATSON.
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E@~ Yen can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, assortment
OF Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls
Biscuit &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the city, in variety or quality
Call or send yoar orders TO
NH liza WIN EAICONER LII Main at
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ENUINE ALBATA WARE, PLATED

GENUINE ALBATA WAKE, PLATED
" WITH PURE sILVER,-Our articles are all
manufactured by Joseph Yates a. Sons, and James
Dixsn Sons, Sheffield; are heavily plated with
pure Silver. Being direct importers, we can as
sure the public thai il Is the genuine ware. Our
assortment consists in part, the following, VIZ
Table and Dessert Forks, Tee, Table and Dessert
SPOONS salt, Mustard and Egg Spoons, Gravy ana
Soup Ladies, Ice Cream Knives, fIsn aslvei q
most elegant designs, WITH many other useiu arti.
cles which for use we viii guarantee 10 Dc as good
- 'i''e' e''' - BULKLEY & cos,
aPi4 ls' 1ne'n saeo''
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BY James M. Taylor.

hE 0ST VALUAbLE REAL ESTATE
Isx ON CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th
STREETS, AT AUCTION Will be sold On We'd
nesday, Goth April, commencing at o'clock, T NJ,
upon the premises, that large BRICK Tenement and
Lot situated on the South eide Of Cary street be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, and occupied by Mr.
Il Cooper, fronting % feet and running back l25
be sold two unimproved Lots adjoining the above
on the East, each fronting about 20 feat and raE
ming back l25 feet, moIe or less, to the alley.
This property being located in the very centre o.
the heaviest business portion of the city, offers
favorable investment TO the capitalist
The terms will be-0ne quarter in cash ba
lance at l, 2, and years, with interest, payable
se,nanuualiy, credit payments to be secured by g
deed OF trust upon the property.
ap6 JAS. Nj TAYLOR. Auctr.
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CPRTNG GOODS Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.
~ have just received full assortment of Spring
Goods. which will sell at such very low prices as
cannet fail to please.
In Dress Goods, cur assortment 10 complete,
Berege de LANES II, i63 and % cents plain and
figured Bereges; Grape Snawls; Foulard Silk; fancy
dress Silks; white worked Dresses; Cling HAMS Para
sols; Sleeves and Cuffs; Collars; bonnet Ribbons
curtain Muslins; Fringes; 1874 linen Sheeting and
pillow case Linens; Towels; Napkins; Table Cloths
Birds Eye Diaper; superior Irish Linens; Quilts;
best Kid Gloves Mits; silk Gloves; ladies' and gen.
temens' Hose of all kinds; bleached and brown
Cottons; Lawns; Prints checked and striped Mus.
lins with 1000 other articles, for sale cheap at
apl LEWIS, Is and SO Main street.
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JOB PRINTING

We received no Geographic dispatch last
nigh.
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.MLTH's LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street. under the Cicy Hotel,
CHAIyx'S ON STAND

To-Day.-Md. Consolidated, Is. Capitals Sl3,-
5OO 5246, 300, 1900 100 of $50, ZIG Of lO0 q c.
7e numbers, u drawn. Tickets s4-shares 10 pre-
portion.
Also, Pa;apsc0, Il6 -Captals: $4,000, 1900, Isl,
Co., AGO. goo 40 of 60, 40 Of 50, 200 of 40. IS mum
bers, ID drawn Tickets S2-shares in proportion.
6p 10 SMITH
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s@s II yen Want Something Very Nice
~. -. Aea' SEND 70 WM. FALCONERS Bakery, III
1.a,h .t's.E' ABOUT 9eioek P Is and get sorne
Is ~-SS~-'s' mo lift
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LANDER V's OFFICE,
18th street, under EXCHANGE HSLais

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class IS, April 10:
3 81 % 20 20 81 81 l 62 10 46 5
TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery Glass
No 81 Capitals: $4,000 1900, 5000, 2OO0 1881
Is of loco, &C. rs numbers, 70 drawn. Tickets
81, sd IS
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sTRATVON,s 0FFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware. No IS, April 18Th:
3 81 % 20 90 q 81 ! 62 10 48 5
TO.dny.-Delaware, No ST. Capital: Si3. GOO.
rs numbers, y drawn Tickets 81. apis
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
p FRANCE L. HO


f. FRANCE IL co.
Fer This DRy.-Dap!tais Sl3 800, 524s, 25C0,
1900 100 OF 500, ll6 Of l00 &C. 7S numbers 10
drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery Capitals $4,000,
1900, ISL. 60 AGO, 200 &c. IS numbers, Is drawn
Tickets g.
Drawn Mes Of SUsquehanna ,:
81 AZ 10 "a 55 "A Sc 70 I6 Is 80 Ga IS
Whole 81 So IS, $500; halt "a 90 u, $1,000; half
Is % "A, S200-tbree more sold aud paid by
Drawn Nos of Bel Air S:
SO 2 80 10 SO 81 SO 81 % Sc 6l is 81 49,
Whole l6 I'll 81, S75; half l6 q &c. SIS; quarter
81 50, S300-three more sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos CT Patapsco, 1l4:
70 40 80 % 30 u So AZ So IL % !
Half IS ~ 70, $50; quarter l6 20 %, Sl00-both
sold and paid by. LUCK,
Drawn Nos Of Washington, 10
43 Ga 81 go IL "a 8 66 20 10 l6 al 90.
Ticket % % "a, $3.50; half 10 10 Ga, 500; Or
- "a 20, $40; 90 81 43 "a, S1G0-all sold and
paid by LUCK.
Ia
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NETS, SILKS
RIBBONS, FLOWERS
AND
Millinery Goods,
At wholesale only, by
NH 2l-if2m" AUG. ANDERSON IL co.
HARPER's MAGAZINE, &c.-Harpers

uARPER's MAGAZINES, &c.--Harper's
4 Magazine for ApTil-25c
Louis the XVII OF France, the Bourbon Prince
80 cCnt5
Ellis u Linn, (Franconia Stories) by Jacob Abbott
so cents
a Childs History Of England, by Charles Dick.
ens-51 cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, by g q Cox,
D D-Sl
Punch's Prize Novelist, by Thackeray-50c
Lives of the Humbold.s-Sl
the Mcnarchis Novel, by John B Jones-50
cents
Agaiha's Husband; g. Novel, by author OF Ogilvies,
&c-3Tt cents
Clara MOorland by Emmerson Bennett-s0c
The Heir Of kedciyfe. by author of the Two
Guardians &c-@1
Bleak House, by Dickens, No 1919 cents
Received and for sale by
HAROLD g. MURRAY,
n7h - Broad street.
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BY George j. Sumner.

YALE OF REAL EsTATE.-ln pursuance
~ OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
of the City OF Richmond, on the 18th day of Jan.
uary, 1885, in the suit Of Fitzhugh &c, against
Clarke d ais, the undersigned therein appointed
special Commissioner, will offer for sale at u o'ck
III, in front of the Court House of Henrico County,
on the I'd day of May next Chat being Court dayD
two acres of Land, near ShedtOwn, ia the County
Of Henrico; also one moieiy of lot number twenty
seven, containing sixty six feet oath streets,
in the City OF hichmond, held jointly by the estate
of Josephus B. Cotton, and the estate of o. Lad j.
TERMS OF SALE One third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and upon credit as to
the residue OF six and twelve months, in equal in
stalnents from the day of sale, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the deferred payments, and the
title to the properly retained until the purchase
money 10 paid aud conveyance directed by the
Court THOMAS w. boswell,
ap l3-dtds Special Commission er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

FRESH HAkDWARE-SPRi 1858.
NM S. d G. DOMAIN, RIcHMonD, VA, are
w now receiving from England their Spring
Importation Of Birmingham and Sheffield Hard
ware. Cutlery and Guns. And from the
Manufacturers in our own country, very large
and varied assortment of American Goods, which
having been purchased exclusively for cash, and
before the recent advance in prices, they are ena
bed and determined te offer as low as any regular
house whatever, either in this or other markets.
We thank our friends kindly for past fevors, and
respectfully invite them, well Merchants and
others generally visiting Richmond, to call upon
us the present season.
w s. & G. DOENAN,
Importers of Hardware, NO IS, Pearl st.