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DIED.

Died. rria
A. the Sweet SPRING. Va, on Saturday morning,
18th list, SALLlE ARCHER, infant daughter OF
Joseph r. Anderson, agsd 10 months aud 20 DAYS, :,
"suter y tie children 20 como unto mo- and forbid
them not, for Of such II the kingdom of Heaven
In Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening", 18th inst.
NARY ANNA. infant daughter of William H. and
Margaret w. Pearson, aged months and 10 days.
On the morning OF the 18th August, Ct 4 O'Clock.
THOMAS j. GLENN, in his 53th year Hisfun.rsi
Will take place from his resdencs on Broad be twee
9th and 7th Streets ct 10 o'clock to day The ien az
and Of the family requested to ct.
tend without further notice.
~ The mechanics Of Richmond generally. and
particularly those who are In any way conneeted
with the bailding business, requested to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. THos. J. GLENN deceased from
his late residence this morning at 10 O'clock a. il i
desirable that some marked demonstration OF resnect
should be paid to his memory.
ss- MANY MECHANICS.
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
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THE PRICE RAIsED.-Att the opening of the DO
lice court, In Boston, on Monday, Justice Cushing
announced that in consequence of the increase O
cases of drunkenness before the court the penalty
would be raised. All persons adjudged guilty
were therefore, fined SO and costs, instead Of So
the usual penalty.
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VAeRAvr.-Martha Chandler, an inmate
OF the Poor House, was brought before the Mayor
for being drunk In the street. More than two.thirds
OF her time for the past fifteen years. has been spent
In the poor house or jail She was sent back 10 the
care OF Mr. Mchaels So - -
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Our OF William Hill, slave to
81. Cook, was captured and cseed py the Watch.
men last Wednesday night, for being In the neigh.
borhood OF Rockets with an improper pass. He
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

On Tuesday last, the resignation of Lieut. Je-
rome Bonaparte was received at the War Depart
ment at Washington, and accepted. He has re-
ceived commission from the French Emperor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

Cox ED.-The summons against
Messrs Ragland q Bro, for obstructing sth stree,
with lumber was called and continued until to-day.
landing Of lumber on the canal or basin, SO az not
to subject the dealers to continual annoy ances un
der the present ordinances The trade too yalua.
Bile to be broken up and driven OFF without good and
ell will 30 decide
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MARRIED.

On 1hursday morning, the 18th inst, by the Rev.
7. Y. Moore. d.. MARTIN g. TAYLOR, of Henrico,
to Miss ANN ELIZA, daughter of Thornton C. Lips.
comb, Esq, of this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

UNFORTUNATE OccuRRENcE-We learn from
the FarmvilIe Journal that on Friday last, Henry
Watkins, youth, son of Mr.. F. N. Watkins acc'-
dentally shot himself while hunting on his father
plantation near that place. He was severely
wounded, although sanguine hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
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subject Of discussion Ia the Conference, q
e Is believed that their success woald do
more 10 retard the principle " enancfpation
than any other contemplated act Of sheslave-
holders; that it would open mp an extensive
slave trade between Cuba and the six-slave-
breeding States of the South, and would lead
to the revival of the African slave trade; and
that II would place in serious jeopardy the
freedom Of the colored population Of the
West India Islands, and subject them to the
awful danger of being hurled back into that
state Of barbarism and degradation from
which they are rapidly emerging through the
influence of enlightened legislation and chris
tian philanthropy"
The Convention will then proceed to lock
into the affairs of Brazil. where it is said the
slave trade has altogether ceased, and in
which it is averred that the opinion is gaining
ground that free labor is cheaper than slave
labor. The question of free Hindoo labor,
versus African slave labor, which the Eram-
liner calls a great question, viii also receive
the consideration of the Manchester philoso-
pliers and philanthropists. Were the aboli-
ton of slavery practicable, there is probably
no part of Great Britain which would suffer
such utter wreck and ruin of its interests as
this same great manufacturing abolition town
of Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

WATERMEL0rs were offered for sale O,
18th street, yesterday, in any quantity, cheap TO
cash. We saw large pile OF them within twent,
feet of the corporation linz,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

4 LUM WATER, from the celebrated
"A Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, for ssls in bar.
res half barrels and by the Gallon. Also Mass and
Pills constantly receiving fresh from the Spring, and
for sale only By BENNETT L BEERS, Druggists
sole agents for She Rockbridge Alum Sprines, Va.
furnished free of charge
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i OCKETT g. PANKEY, have in stol

T OCKETT g. PANKEY, have in store
IL and offsr for sale New Orleans and Porto Rico
Sugars Coffee, Clarified Crushed Powdered and
Loaf Sugar. Rio Laguayra Java and Maricaibo Coffee,
Pepper, Ginger Pimsnto. Mustard, fne Teas, Green
and Black, Herrings, gross cut and Ios No aid 2,
North Carolina and Halifax; n O. and w. Moas,es,
Wrapping Letter aud Cap Paper; Adamantrpe Sperm
and Tsllow Candles; Nails. Window Glasa 8 BY 10
and 10 by IL, Brooms, Painted Pals, Demijohn,,
Whisky, French, Apple and Peach Brandy, Lamp.
wick, Wrapping Twine, Soap, Shot. Bar Lead, H.
Gin, Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams, Family Lard,
Cocoa and Matches.
u
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ton correspondent Of the National Democrat,
August 10, says:
Tae Greytown affair 10 just becoming matter Of
interest in the Cabinet The action of the British
officers in the premises was the subject of proract
ed abinet meeting to-day, and the Columbia, tCem.
Newtons flag ship) Cyane and Vixen, Will be ORDER
ed to the Gulf to regulate matters and things. In
day or two shall be enabled to give you the views
of the Administration, and the details determined
upon. For the present, am satisfied that Commo %
dore Newton is ordered to repair to the Gulf with
tbs Home Squadron.
Dispatches have been received at the State Depart
ment from Mr. Buchanan concerning the details OF q
eaty he is negotia ting. relative TO the MOSQUITO
kingdom and the British protectorate 1t this treaty
Is consummated, it at once settles the San Juan oi
Guilty.
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VIOLENT AssAULr-I,Awia . .l.r. i

VIOLENT AssAULT.-Lewis, q slave. the
property Of MIS-. Lucy Warrep was srYested snS n.
Len Dsioss the layer charged with committing
about eleven yean old yesterdsy mornins - ~
mr.. market. Mr.; Bell, who was crossinr the sfreet
% tue tme heard the negro curse Brauer and swesr
oe would XII him, and saw him throw . one. pound
weight striking enueF on the forehead iniurins him
ssnonsiy. Dr. johnson. the attending physieisn Of
lne child. not being present the exsmination
~ postponed Until to-day. and the accused cent 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
y The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Goyerno,
Street, is extensively prepared to execute every de
scrption Of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
Presses. NV -
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Il AND THE PUBLIC.-I have resu ned business
on my own account and am now receivns hand
some assortment OF Goods In the HARDWARE line.
week until get full supply. MY goods will be
fresh and clean, having disposed of the old stock.
there fore most politely and invite my old
customers. friends and the public to call on me at
my old stand So Main street. rendering to zach my
personal attention when they shall please call
me. THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer Of Hardware and Gallery,
an l6-lm* No. IS Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

FXTRA No. HALIFAX HERRINGS
IL ST. bbls inspecting to day. put up by Ncrth
Carolinian For sae from the wharf by
suI8 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
TOU MENT
AT BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURa co
VIRGINIA.

4 TOURNAMENT will come off at this
"A place on THURSDAY, 7th September. At n
O'Clock. The usual rules governing such exercises.
had BY addressing the subscriber.
DAVID SHELTON.
au l2-1w Buffalo Springs, Meckicabwg Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

ZANE OST-Yesterda evening. On
~ Church Hill. q rattan CANE with silver head
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at
this offce, or at VIM. s. Woods, No. Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-18

NOTICE.-All persons having Swords or
~ Carbines belonging to the Artillery Company,
will please return them to Lieut.. HUNT, at ''Our
House," 18th street. By order of -
suI5-lw Capt r. M NIMMO
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EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD e. CO.,
II No. IA, PEARL ST., offer for sale 200 Bags Rio,
Laguayra, Jamaica and Java Coffee; IT'S Packages
Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Sugars; n Hhds NJ o. and
P. R. Sugars; 81 Packages N. o. and w I. Mola.ses;
$50 Boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tsllow Candles;
$4,000 German Cigars; Is, 0G0 Havana and Prncipe
do; Painted Buckets; Woodware, &c, with full
stock Of Teas, Wines, Liquors. &C., &c SO Bushels
Prime Clover Seed. an INV
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

w EBsTERs Dictionary can he had at
w CHAs. RArTRAY,s,
Under the CITY Hote and opposite the American House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
$50. fS53
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
80 I'll .zszi
- ~ - S

e AZ. s..s.----.aaEL2 2Ss..--ssS
UR N N m ID u q - VA n RS
The oldest, tes; finished and most comfortable
Route to Bafato, -itany, ". York 4 Boston
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road all laid With heavy Rail, and Is
the moothest and best RAILROAD III ;hc Gated states
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sunday excepted II eoclooa A.
connecting al Dcruit with Steamers
KEYSTONE SrATr, Capt Richards Mondays ThuIsday =
NIAGARA Capt Millcr, Tuesdays and frdays;
QUEsS CrrY capt wilkins, ednesdays and Saturdays,
For Dunkrk through without landing connecting with
O'Clock r. Express. arriving in New lofk hcAt
morning. Also, with Steamers GLEN ELAND ana MAJ
QUEEN Cleveland, connecting with Morning trans
for llu,burcl Wheeling Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Also Tor Columbus and Cincinnati. Also.
with LAX Shore Railroad ur Dunkrk bnd Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at 9 O'Clock P NJ.
This Train is sed with large roony Sleeping Cars
"a luxury that is found any other Raroad IN the
West .roit with the splendid North
Line Of Steamers
MAYrIowsn Capt Willuugiby, Mondays and Thursdays
OCEAN, Capt. Stannard, Tuesdays and fridays;
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt Imson, Wednesdays u Saturdays
Fur Buffalo, through without landing connecting with
first LgiRng Express Trains for New Solk, arriving -
New York evening Also, with steamer bay Cliy
tr Sandusky connecting with Mansfield railroad iof
Newark Zanesville and Columbus. A5o, with Mad River
Railroad tor Spring fiod, Dayton and Ci4cinnau
rPassengcrs taking this Line will md II The most com
Portable ard best regulated Road in the Cnon ana sue to
make the connections as above stated
QT Through Tickets can be had at tie Gcnefai stage
Office, Gaena.
g b. FORBES 4gcpt, Galcna.
C. G. HAMMOND, General Ag't, Chicago
THO'S w. HECOX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa
June 18th. 1853 da" II
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LIVE, AND LET. LIVE!

1yHE undersigned win discontinue soon as present
i stocks are disposed Of the following lines of goods
viz:-Hardware, Qneensware, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes Carpeting and Paper Hangngs. aud will devote
his entire attention to the Dry Goods and Clothing bns
ness, in all their various departments.
lie expects to have always on hand, in the above
lines such stocks viii be worthy Of the city Of Da
buque and the patronage of its citizens. Particular
tention will be paid 10 all goods in the Ladies depait-
men, to winch will be added Mourning department..
have on hand remnants of stocks OF Hardware,
Groceries, Quecnsware, Wall Papers, Boots and Shoes
which will be sold at greatly reduced rates tn close them
off.
COUNTRY MERcHaSls visiting Dubuque in spring,
where they can b,y cheap amy other place Of
the Atlantic cos respectfully invited tn examine
my stock and terms and prices.
81. O'HALiORAN.
Commercial Hall, Dubuque,
Dec. ~, 1853 aaw2m
Herald and Tribune cory
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ESTRAYED

LNROM the libsc uher residing at Dyersriie Dubuque
l. county. last October two hefurs, three wears old
next sprins; me very dark brown ca!Gy' with SPOTTED
face and heavy with calf, the other rcd color win
Whte spot In me IA e, and small PAXTON Of the tail
clipped. WboeI viii return tie same 10 the sub
serbe- Or give information Of them will be literally
rewarded. FRANCIS ErTUrI T
Dec. IS, 1853. ,you
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
ADVERTISEMENT.

n L. WEST announces TO his old friends and pa
~ iron that be has wcathercd the storm.
Dunna his absence UP The Rirtr-prolopged beyond
his antcipatioHs there sprnpg up hi the city al Dq
buGue notion that he insovent and had abscond-
edhS bacon Sp0itiag. His creditors here panic
struck, made haste their chmehis seize
his land stop his business shut up his store ana
the putrefaction Of his meat.
But WEST had absconded he has returned and
be- able show his creditors p RECT state OF sol
vcrcy they have made the anIende honorable; have
withdrawn their suits and attachments at their own
costs aud WEST is where he has been, and IN
tends long be--doing business N Dubuque. Al his
Store Main and At his Old Stand the levee,
he has plenty OF Goll3S o the right SOFT W4ere be viii
be happy his friends and patrons, and Z" con
vince them that the best and cheapest place for them to
deal is new, where il long has icon and long VIII be-
WEsT's.
Dubuque, August Dist, 1853. daYf
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Wooden Ware.

CASTINGS.
az TONSSwell assorted Castings, for sale cheap, by
90 may 10 GILLIAN EMERSON
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,rFyr MEpICiNE%.-Fatrnr Medicines of All
'k;n,. for sale by FINoIHr NAsnT Wholesale nd re
~, y.rlo,'r-t, sian Of Good Samaritan sel.lT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
Notice.

THE following articles are remaining in my ware
louise, which can be had by the parties coming for
ward and paying charges. II not called for before
Saturday. the 18th Of February next, they Will be sold
auction 10 pay charges
Thirty five sacks OF Onions marked Culbcftson ;
box OF merchandise, marked james IIutd, james
Burt; xot Gil tsswtre marked Martin and Rams IN
cask halt full OF Brandy, marked A Berg; | boy III
sundrles, marked w Baker; box m rchanJisc mar
k@d Norris, Dubuque; Moving and rcapina Ma.
chime, Kew Hanes Dbl nquor, marked L W iIliams
'upaque 'hGS., James Narn, Dubuque | box OF
foods, ' :. ticket; boxes Goods \ T. Russell !; box
''".us, VIM W adkHs roll of leather J BenDa two
horse wagon, Page, Wisconsin; lot of punder, J
IIrsier = hbs OF Chill seed wheat, II O'Brcn | lo
OF plunder, marked Lceps.
:. NJ LANGWORTI.Y
Dubuque, Jan 9th, E5i. s.Id
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4 Administrators Notice,
]. Barney & Co.'S Advertisements.
Farm & City Lots.


Improved Farm, IA miles from this city, 10 acres.
IA. for sale low. Apply TO
Aug WI BARNEY & Co s.
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MIL farther notice. interest Will be allowed On cur
~ deposit acfunts, al the rate of SIX per cent
per annum
Exchange ~ lhe east and south will be received
dcposi,or, account, aud premium ALLOW cd on TIE
same Exchange sold at the lowest rates. =
Dubuque nec 5, 1853 da@bm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

SUPPLY of Buckets, Tubs churns, Bale Buck
IA cts Boxes, Bowls Washers, spoons, Butter Prints
Rolling Pins, Mop Handle cloths Pins, Tar Buckets
Wash Bowls etc. etc. just reegy,d and tor SALE
GILLESPIE,
May (, 81 Nj. Close Building
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Family Groceries.

Il Family Groceries, consisting OF Sugars Coffee
Teas, Pickles, Preserves, Extracts, Essence Spices
Nutnegs, cinnamon, cloves, Ginger starch saerat,Is
Soda, Tartar Rssias currants, citrcn Chocolate
cocoa, Bras, candies. Soaps Indigo, Tobacco, salt
Snus aud Brushes of all kind ',wth every other article
usually kept Grocery all of which will be sold
at the lowest market price, by a. GILLESPIE.
Uuhua.le. Sent eth lGS3.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
SiMSiMaWa Mound College,
Esiray Notice.

CATHOLIC Prayer Books, from Is cents toSi each, at
1 cnAs, RATrRAY's,
Under the City HOTEL and opposite the American House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
A. Caa.IES PIE
NEW OK Or
SunPrlor Family Groceries,
Family Groceries,

,INI!E undersigned has iut received, in connection
i with his stock OF DRCGS, MEDICINES ana
PAINTS large and choice stock OF the very best
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
Estr;sy Cow,

'I'AkEN M by G w DuwhcHycr ivin6 in Fsyi@rt"Wr-
ship, Dubuque cnunty, an E~tray Cow, c%Ior G'GP
red, tIgt ear cropped, head and OK hck liae pUI
between and We of age, has pot gwen NH "at oil
the fore eat this season, and appraised by r. bcharosen
and john Spatford II SO before Willis w. Hogan 'l
said Township. BENZ. RufERI. CL.,k.
WI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
ALE g. PORTER.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that Isaac Grocc of
y the county of Delaware, and State OF low in
der TO secure Thomas 4. Gillian and Plus Emerson
partners in trade doing business in this city county
of Dubuque and State aforesaid, under the name and
style of Gillian and Emerson, the sum of four an.
died and five, % 100 dollars, with interest, at the
OF ten per cent per annum due cfore the first of
January. IS54 said Groe's being dated the first
day OF Nov. 1853, did certain Deed of Trust
upon the following property, viz The northeast quar-
ter of the quarter of of section 24) TWEEN
ty four in township ts) eighty eight north of
(3) three west of the 9Th NJ, and also lot (
eleven and lot no. Lla twelve, block no. ~ four,
the town OF Rockville, with all the appurtenances
all of said property 70 John Ricketts, trustee author
Using said iickes, in case of the n,npayment of aid
money to sell said property, at the south door the
Court ouse in the city of Dubuque, after having first
given ten days notice of said sale in some newspaper
printed in the city of Dubuque. Now, whereas de
fault has been made in sad payment, John Ricketts,
trustee as aforesaid by virtue of said deed and at the
request of said Emerson and Gillian, WILL SATURDAY.
the 2st day OF January d 1854, 10 O'Clock OF
said day, offer for sale all of said property, south
door Of the Court House in Dubuque satisfy said
Deed of Trust. JOHN RICKETTS,, Trustee.
Dubuque, Iowa, Jan 10Th, 1854 jlldIo
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aulorg them may be found good CHOICE article O.
hyonn CHARMED, crushed, rowtsSet ard loaf Sugars
Rio Laguila and Java Coffee. Gurpowit!, Imperial
Young son sad Congo feas, OF she best qnsI, Col
den Syrup, Now Orleans and sugar House MuiasseS
Western Reserve and New York cheese, eoansh, Her
rug and No Mackerel Boston, Butter. " alter anr
Soda crackers Rice, Dried Peaches and Apples Tai
low star and sperm candles Palm, Rose, w ltc and
asIael Soaps; soft and hard she'll Almonds and Pcca
Nuts; Pearl Bar-ey ami Sage; apioca and Oaf Meal
fresh Kaisans curra {, citrcns and Figs superior
article Tobacco and cigars Pepper, Spice, clorcd
cinnamon, Ginger, Nutmegs, and Mustlri, ground ari
unground SalerItus, Indigo, Starch and Vinegar Ma
raroui, Vernaci! and English split Peas. east Pow
ders Baking Powders, Baking Soda and cream Tartar
Extract Lemo4, RcSs4 Vanilla and An'megs; preser
we'd Peaches, cherries, luincea Black berries Straw
berries and Ginger powdered sag, Thy me and Snm
Savory English and American Pickles, all Kind
OF Tomato and w alnut catchups; Starch, Farms
cocoa Bromo and Shred lSnglais for cusard puddngs
sc, superior Olive OIL aud Salad Dressing aud all
tices usually kept by Family Grocers. These articles
arenew and fresh, and will be sold very low III No.
Cohe Building, by A. GllLESPfF.
Dubuque Nav4 1853. dawrf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

1--WE subscribers rake this oppcru nifty 10 infrn thc
friends and felcN ciz. MS, ard the 'sre- Of m,n-
knd' that they have Up ned IN ills city an establish
nacnt for ire manua ry of copper lin and shect IRON
ware and for The sale oi ok Par and Bux Stoves.
They hnp that industry and personal attention 10 bust
ne aided .ier 70 years experience IN their PRIZES
sion in this vicinity, vii! ecure tnthem liberal snare
OF rlle patron &c ii lheral and aisfin tting ppb
We have tnrr ha ed in 81 Louis, choice variety u
stavrs 10 whit ciEv'e atttuiicl. Ia h. sold cheap
for ctsh, among WHICH ma, rc itGl ihe 's"ne "a
IL has beer riei and said J., tn best COOK stove
ex:aBt il vii do all kinds OF cooking in short time
with stnali quantity di wood.
ras,bjuo mud vc,aiaiss. anEe on short notice
il, sned st,le from good aattsieT tnr "a h only
IA s's" ~ 20 49, M,CLAE * GREEN.
Dubuque, Nov. 1859. GAVIN
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VITiNDOW CLASs.--Ous IIousa nd Boxes Glass,
w sorted sizes for sale low az the sign Of Good ga
marian TIMOTHY MASON
sept IL
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lust reserved at the Commercial Hal, another lot o
d those line, superb, fashionable SILK liars man
ufaotured expressly fuf
II g. J. O'HALIORAN.
nURE PORT WINE AND BRtNDY.-1he sub
scriher offers the best of Port Wine nd Brandy
medicinal purposes. TIMOTHY MASON,
sept II sign OF Good Samaritan.
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ATTENTION!
Bank OF II. S. Jesup Il Comply

En Boyes Star aud Mould Caa2te< and Soap, just re
~ ce:ved BY THOMAS and COOK
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

'INAkEN up BY John w. Rchman living in Ial!el
township near Dubuque, Dubuque County, an Is
tray culy, e0lor red, with he foread short tail
appraised by VIM Lee, and Edwa ard PregenIbo, at six
teen dollars, before ] II Thfdinga ? said Township
Jan Is, 1884. wa BENZ RUPERT, Clerk
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
Cherry Hill Cemetery.

TIME public invited TO secure Lots IN TINS Gem
i etery. Ii has been laid out in a convenient anu
tasteful manner lots of different Sizes The as
lance from town is such that IL VIII nor p.op.sIs oe
eyer neluded Thin the future growth OF tn city,
that any graves will be disturbed and IS so near
as 10 be OF convenient resort TO families either IN We
h,eles or on foot The road leading from Dubuque is
excellent and the propretors are satisfied that It's sit
ua,ion and eligibility tor the purpose 10 which Is ae-
signed need only be observed TO be appreciated.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply u, the oiaee
of ". J. b arney s Co.. or to the undersigned,
WILLIAM CARTER.
Dec %, 1853. dawtf Agent for Cemetery.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

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Dubuque, Sept l9h 1883