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On motion, the Senate adjourned.
House Of Representatives.

The CLERK called the House 10 order at IL
o'clock, and the journal of yesterday was read.
Mr.. BOCOCK moved that the House proceed,
voee TO the election of Speaker for the pres
ent Congress
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee Before the ques-
ton is taken on that motion, would move that
the Doorkeeper be directed to enforce so much
of the rules OF the last House of Representatives
as relates to the admission of persons into this
hall Unless this be doneit will be impossible for
us to transact any business.
Mr.. MORGAN hoped that the motion OF the
gentleman from Tennessee would not prevail,
but that the House would at once proceed 10 the
election Of Speaker. There was no inconve-
nience felt at present, and when there should be
it would be time enough to remedy il.
The question taken on the motion OF Mr..
JoYKs and il was decided in the affirmative
The motion Of Mr.. BoCocK was then agreed 10.
VOTE FOR SPEAKER
The House accordingly proceeded TO the cleo
ton of Speaker, Messrs. Benson, of Maine,
DowDELL, Of Alabama HICKMAN, of Pennsylva-
mia, and WAsHBURNE of Illinois, continuing 10 act
as tellers, when the fifth ballot was taken, with
the following result
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IfOR THE SPRING TRADE, Gents Ho-
IL siery and Under-Garments.-S
Browns Hotel, is now opening fresh and large
variety OF Gents Understands and Drawers Also
a large assortment of silk and cotton HalfHose
plain and fancy. STEVENS'S
Feb M-Stlf Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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CHONENBERG &c THUN.
REcHTs-coNsULURTEN,
GENERAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY
For the Collection Of Claims, the Procurement OF
Patents Bounty Lands and Pensions.

BUREAU OF TRANSLATION
From the French, Spanish Italian, and German
Languages, and for Typographical and other
Drawings.
No 4s53, 7h Street, Washington City, ID. {.
Nov Is If
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Under SHIRTS AND DRAMENs.-

~ Another and very large supply of Warm
Under Shirts and Drawers this day opened, OF the
best quality and al low and uniform prices, at
STEVkNS'S Sales Room,
Nov l5--3tif Browns Hotel
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The Vote on the Admission of the Alex.
sndria and Washington Railroad.

Weare gratifed (says the Alexandria Sentinel
of the 4th inst to announce that the question Of
admitting the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road has been favorably settled. The vote taken
on yesterday, though not large, is decisive, will
ensure its final completion, and place us in our
true position before the country The vote
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Majority in favor of st. Asaph over Colum-
lumbus and Alfred combined, AS.
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nR- A committee Of the New York City
Council have reported in favor Of the erection
of monument on the battery in that city, to
be six hundred feet high, with statue OF
Washington twenty.three feet in height upon
its summit, the whole to be constructed Of iron
and finished within ten years.
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HsA~ The Washington Union, of yesterday,
announces that it will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of A. o. p. Nicholson and John
W. FOrney, as joint editors and proprietors, in
accordance with previous arrangement.
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Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, received. ....H
Mr. Campbell of Ohio. SO
Mr.. Banks. of Massa chusetts. ...........23
Mr.. Fuller, Of Pennsylvania. 30
Mr.. H. Marshall of Kentucky. .....l9
Mr.. Pennington, of New Jersey. .........
Scattering. .......... ....lo
Total number of votes given. .220
Necessary 10 choice. ..........1ll
Four additional votes were taken, but without
coming 10 result. The last is as follows:
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois. ............75
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio. ..............5
Mr.. Banks, of Massachusetts,. 81
Mr.. Fuller, Of Pennsylvania. .........21
Mr.. II. Marshall, Of Kentucky. .......l6
Mr.. Pennington, of New Jersey. .........10
Scattering. ......l9
223
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Payments required in advance, invariabiy.
Bank notes, currsnt where a subscriber resides
received at par. The whole or any part of re-
mttance may be made in postage stamps. The
money should be in this city by the first Monday
in next December, the day fixed for the meeting
of Congress.
Heretofore have sent the Daily Globe 10 those
papers that published my Prospectus. cannot
afford 10 do so any longer, as the papers sent for
several years past cost me more than all Hreceivcd
Cor subscriptions out Of this city during hat time
JOHN @. RIVES.
WASHINGTON October 2 1855
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The following dispatches from different
sources present startling picture of affairs in
doubt that actual war exists between the pro
and antislavery settlers:
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sugar ESTATES. CofFee. Country seats
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
H11rrAht
ft"e oh e, more for Railroads.
Jnue 81 lS5t a

4 LARGE aai fresh ass rtn,en,of Ts3S, justrs
n ceivef aal :',r sale tow. hy
ANDERSON L MIiTuN
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SheriH,s sale and Foreclosure.
v,,rs D,rpIrnII 1nIrN,IV

STATE
IAN the 10Th day Of August, ID 1854, DIV en- u
I ] hm,s of nine O'Clock, a m and four o'clock, p M
of tha, ay al the front door of the Court House IN The
,ty of Dubuque, will proceed to oreelose by sale
certain made and executed by Bridget Mcueg
vim 10 Wordeca Mobleys dated the 29rh day Of June,
u 1883 10 3 cure the payment Of promissory note
bearing even date with said mortgage tor tue SUN o.
the above bel ng past due and unpaid and at
the request Of the said Mnbe' win at the time and
p,c. ah,ve specified sell at public sale the following
real estate To wit The half Of the northeast Or
a. sectinn 70 Of township 90, north Of range one, cas-,
al sth ncipal meridian. to the highest hidser for
cal in hin! satisfy said mortgage
JOHN RICKETTS,, Shift.
Dubuque, July l.th, lS54.sdlw3
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NOTICE..

NO whom il NAV concern. You hereby Motif
L ed That on Monday the first day of the August
term of the County Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa,
be held said county, The l4lii day Of Aucnt, A.
d. 1854 a petition Of Catherine Navion, Adminstra-
rix of The estate OF David Navicn late Dubuque
decd will he he ,rd prayin for Ii To sell certain
real estate the properly Of said Decd therein described
as lot No five hundred and fifty two (552) in the city of
dubuque Tor the payment of the debts of said decd
ana that y6 appear ah1 oppose thu the issuance
OF such license, the time and place aforesai, me
prayer of the petition will be granted and you be for
ever AIRED from srng up any right or claim adverse
thereto or t. the right of purchasers under the
Z trHERTNE NAVION, Adm'x
Dubuque, July 5,slS54. wtaugi0
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CHAMBAUD & KAMMANN,
GROCERS, AND

Dealers IN Vines Liquors &c,
No. 3O4. Stc.mbOat Landing,
DUBUQUE, WW.4
yTTE beg leave to inform the p,b c. that we have
w inst opened w huesalc aud Retail Liqsfor and
Grocery business
Getting Wines aud Liquors b, direct imnossation,
and having the hest connections in the East. are
confident that give satisfaction, both regar!s
EQUALITY aud price all who will favor with their
orders. Besides good stock Of Groceries & Liquors.
embracing every article this line have ne
d R00aofves Pickles, Oysters, Sard ines.
which VIII e4H wholesale and retail At low prices
N. B.-A1t SNsts Of produce bought for cash.
DubuCM0x3UIy 1854. dwlm+
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GILLIAN c J. cAAPL;NE.
Brokers & Land AGENTS

,DNHE und rSisneds wouif respectfully intornt the
citizens oil DnbuquA and the puhii generally that
tn open d an otc in dubuque, wh-re tiey will
give their exclusive attention IN business IN their
line, vii, l. I'D money Real Estate and personal Pro-
y rty Securtes.' k.sa do general agency business
such husing, selling locating aud entering Lards.
pa, ing Taxes ami asking eoeriHns sc, Sc, deal in
AL kinds Of ibid "a d silver q. in, sc.
Office side 4h Street. basement under the City
Hotel, n,bnaNe Iowa. GILLIAN & CHAPIiNE.
Juife ISt 1854 dwy
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one Looked for Come at laSl!!

VXyE have Just received our urge and well selected
w stock OF Boots al Shoes which Were purchased
with great expressly r thu Wholesale trade IN tis
city aud comprises every thing H. that line that the coun-
try demands.
All those wishing to purchase any hing in the ab've
inc hy the cas- dozen, and who value their own III
erests are respectfully invited To call and examine our
n.. and nrtees fhey will he found unpFece entrd IN
he mere snti hs,,T, of Dubuque, we are Bound to
sell if We can realize cast ane ira pariaton.
T.rms-. ash, or three months credit f'r APPROVED
,,per SMITH Il MARTIN,
Pnrt ms RIock, Tor Seventh and Main stS
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS =.
JUST RECEIVED AT
Van DuZee g. Higbee's

VyIOSE beautiful lawns Jackonctfs Tshues, erasos
i Ginghams; Delaines, silks, Prints. etc, have
come last Also, full stock a, l'ths, Ca sinner
Satfnetts. Summer Suffs she. tngs Shrtinss, Drill
ngs Jeans Satcheils Carpet Rags, Roots hoes, Is
Caps, Groceries, CrockeTy, HARDWARE, etc. etc.
unnecessary for Itnarare articles but sui,
fee it say that have t'il ien 1t all kinds
Of goods and that No. s. Main street DE ween f and
Sixth is the lace buy gnnd epos leap the cheap
ost Try us, and saii.fv lour.elt es
Dubuque. NAV 81, Is5i-dxw tiiScpt IL
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do hereby certify that am well acquainted with tue
uersops whose names above, and have TOR
They are gentemea Of integrity aud strict veracy and
not disposed exaggerate ufon any subject IN which
the public good i concerned.
Given under my band and ofieia seal, as
49, Clerk OF the Circuit Court IN anu for t'ala-
SEAL way c,Un i, Sta.e 1T Missouri, this 18th day
~ )of April 1854. GEO. bARTLEf, Clerk.
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HOSFORD &. MILLER r,
Gene. al Land Agents aud Surveyors.

Gene al Land Agents ana Su'vfyOrS-
WarEsLoo. Rack HAWK Co. Iowa.
,ysUE undersigned are nre"ared tansact any hu>i-
mes parrsi,ns To The purc and sair 1T Land or
Town Lots investigation of titles, transfers cnnve, ane
rug gen.rsily
Wa hive catrd nr-eives in the erint fnr thaf nr
pose. will ad,In ~urv and carefnii" examine
tract 81 land within r ech- give corr ~ ana
p~npt in'nrnator conre ring tonptcss Lands IN the
Duhuti and nes Noines and District y II the
surrounding cnunties. catis he proposed tires
Of Railroad #, DGtmqne ives, md the tedf fiv'f
valley road.
Persons wishing make safe investments by nav ne
careful selections made would 10 we'll L. sddr give
sac.n lands 10 ated on time Tor settlers. PAYMENT
Of taxes promptly ATTENDED Township pats OF latest
dale always on hand.
10000 .4cres If choice farming Land,
For sale from 81 to S. per Also several SINAI
lots o, good timber Likewise or improved farms aear
the county Seat.
ABRAMP. HOSFORD. EDWARD MILLER.
RgFERsscEs-Gov. Matreson, Springfield l!>. don
lanes Guin Huntinednne Pa X. f. GnrdeN fashief.
Merchants aud Drawers Bank, Joliet Ills. &c g
r, sher Gas bier, Bank Of Ottowa HIS; II. F Ea'nes
Bank Of oitowa Ills; f. Stiles Esq BiN'n his;
Farley James Co., Dubuque Iowa H. :. l. 'herihe'"n
Dutugu" Iowa
Dubuque June "a, 1854. dSwm
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JOSEPH. A. CHAPLTNE,,

attorney at Lao, and Soiie,to- an Caaseery'
MILL practice his arafcsSinn in lGbiaue AMI the
w surrounding cosntes. He wilt also aci as Agent
far persons having business in Maryland or Virginia.
Particular attention will he givan the c,tecton of
claims
crF,cE ON 4th street, under City II, tel and next
door TO squire Giiliams
May 81, 1854 cWy
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To Mi:l>vriShtS, Eififers, and
Mill PrOOticfOrS,

VIONarr hereby informed that the rber is AGENT
i to sell FRENCH Boil ING CLOTHS, the best
nporl ell into the United States. Please call and ex-
anime as good took as can he found in 81 Louis
Chicago, aud save the exrehsr and risk vt getting
cloths at Il distance. He is ais" wholesale aud
Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Main street, Dubuque, Iowa
June 3, 81, dw5m u. DECKER.
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CoPycf Letter from Captain .Eha fiaSaa 9nr House.
.Neno York, dated ian ), 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, y, corner of Ann and Mas
sou streets, Y. Sr,-tt is with most heartfelt
pleasure have inform you that have been res tored
TO healrh and strength by taking your Pills Forthe last
ten years, s red from de of the Liver
and Stomach, and reduced extremity that
gave up my Ship, never expecting 60 Sea any
more, had tired every Remedy that recommend
ed 10 me, hut all IA no purpose and had given myself
up to despair when was last nded TO take
your Pills After using themor three months the result
is that heffer health than have been for
eleven past and indeed ever was in nv
life You quite liberty this known for the
benefit of others. remain, Sir, yours respectfully
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON
These ceiebratedPiNSa are zr0nderfutu etscaeinus
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The Americans Friend
IiOI.LDWA YES PILLS

To the Citizens Of the United States,
| most hninby and sincerely thank YOU for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take rhs opportunity of stating that my An
testers all American crtizens and that entsra in
for all that America and the Americans, the
most lively sympaihies, much so that orig naly
compounded these Pills expressly st your climate,
habits constitutions, and manner of living intending
to establish myself am-ng you, which have now done
by takirg premises i'm New York
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
So Corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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rEas TEAS TEAS

VTyEHaVE length rcce we'd direct from New York
w the hest lot of Teas eyer offered in thus place, and
as they wrr purchased before the advance in Te's
the, will offered at prices thai cantut fail t. give
salts fsrfiuu SIMPSON EEN rttALi 4 Co.
No. 30I. Levee.
Duhuuue June o. 1854. d&wtnia ~ '53.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

Fresh Arrivals.
40 Hhds. N. Sugar
so Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
so Whole, half aud quar- boxcs Rasias, some very
superior LAYERS clusters. new figs and Rasns of
superior quality.
100 Bills. doub'e Rectihed Whiskev
q 90 lid Mongolia extra,
% Boxes Lemon Svrnp,
30 &c Black Ink,
Drum superior Goldfish,
'rIerce prime Rice,
90 Bills. old Cider Vnegar
300 Bags Fine Table Salt,
? Sacks T. l. Sail ha nd
25 Bbfs. Hy drauiic Cement,
Bales Guano,
50 Boxes prime chewing and smoking Tobacco,
40 NJ. Real iiabans and Principe Cigars,
D Boxes Cuba SKIES
SIMPSON BENTHALL& Co.
No. 30;, Levee
Dubuque, June %, 1854. d&wtma % U.s.
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ARKET,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EStray Cow.

A COW &c CALF belonging To some uhknhWa pNl,o"
~ have heep troubling me for two thr months
Tbe cav has white face with black eyes, lett horn
broken ,f piece from both Ears. and white feet-
m. .awner Eau have the by calling At Mathew
Cnonv's Jefferson Township, ru'uque county Iowa.
n,,,o.. Juiv II ts5t dSwlw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
Er,,if frees
Book Bindery.

Just Received, a fine lot of Grated Fruit Trees
d which will be sold At fair prices at INV Warehouse
the Landing, No 800. Constant supply kept on hand
G. X. WEST.
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Ad Sale Of Personal
PROPERTY.

THE public are hereby notified that by order Of the
County Court of Dubuque County at its January
term, 1853, the Subscriber, Administra' If the
Estate Of William Donaldson. deceased, " u, the
22nd day ofJuly u 1854 offerfr sale certain Gard
inf Machine belonging the Estate of said decd APP
praised the value Of hundred dollars for he
If debts of said deceased The said Machine is
ready be- exhibited persons desiring to buy AT the
residence Of the subscriber at the southwest of
Ninth and Locust streets, in ting city of Dubuque The
said sale will take the day above named, at
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav the odt door OF
the Court House in SAID city, at public auction for cash
to the highest bidder. Sale positive.
J. s. COVlL, Admir- of said Estate.
Dbanne, May 10, 1851 IHa2f2n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
Estr;,y NOtice.

JTlaken up nv Daniel Means, living nl.ibery Town
i ship Dab ,qie county an EstrSs Horse c"i"r nay
about fifteen hands high, heavy made, right hip hown
som mark of saddle and Harness. long tail aud aoou'
II years old
A. ~ kinvan 10 be worth forty doa's hesnre william
Moor, Justice of he Peace Of said Township
Dnhnlle July Is, 1859 BENJ kOfEht ', Vie =.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
8 SIMPSON, BENTHALL & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers - Groceries
aud Try Goods,

yV6 VNhUfN0S V0S ' 9s1s'D' O'av = s1"HH"NIS,
All t3odsof prudace hs,usht and Sold Cash advanced
on CT assignments.
= a. nRrr0al. '. stsvYsor. B. I. BENrHALl.
No. 40, Steamboat LaKsdsng, Dsbsfss. fosca.
WYE just the above Ware Aoise, and are
Nv now Alag up with the Ii Tgest assnr men at Dry
Goods ANA Groceries befOye 0deted IN DuhuQue'
We ar eondem that wth facilities fnr purchasing
ana having paruer resident in the East to take advas
tie q the market and fxs saes and gpod
= ~. order. that Offer 70 Dealers ana G0nsnn
~ aeyahne IN line pTicSs that will give satislae
UWn.
C11y NJ Cmnty Dealers respectfully snIicited
all ~ ~ tninc eods Ard prices ~ We feel comb
lens ~ ca suit hsn kh regar price snd quality
simpson, DENTHALL Z co.
D9ns. My -, Ieol-d&w "
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Valuable Real Estafe for sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
a THE Saw Mill, in fine running order. and
fn 1000 acres of Timbered Land attached, located
.As.2 on the South ForK of the MakoqIeta. I-2 miles
s. f. of Cascade, is for sale. The Mill was newly fur
nished last fall. with the most approved machinery,
pahe of cutting 5000 feet of Oak lumber per day The
Timber, w!lchis Of very fine quality, will be sold
tire or ia parcels to suit purchasers. There is stead!
nd increasing demand for all lumber manufactured Al
this establishment good rates Fl is in the immediate
v,cInlty of very rich and ourishng settlements. At
triiing expense, Grist Mill could be attached
upon the same water power. ANY person DESTROYS o
becoming wealthy, would do weltnexamire the prem
Uses soon. Fl rterms and further particulars, the Pro
preto iweuldrefe rpHrchuserst
JNO. NJ. McDANELn
Real Estate Ageat
Orto WM. ANDREW
City Hotel, (fO9j Dubu4n
March 3Est. 1853 daw-u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
CStray Horse.

vraker up BY William Potts, living in Prairie Crrf
] Township. Dubuque county an E>.rav Horse, color
dark bty black and tail snail, strip on ms "rs-
head s.er the left hip and supposed 10 De seven
years old. -.
In ~ " nth one hundred dollars fore R'herf H. osiih
of said Tow nship REM. RUPERT Clerk.
NJ - INV TX Iasts VI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
PURIFfCATfON OF THE BLOOD,

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens n the Unon suffer much from disorders OF
the liver AMI soG,ach scarcely free from the
nuence of destru malades hence lite wears
fast The fair SEX perhaps the met handsome in the
World w, to- aeertain riod when, distressing to say
mahy rose their teeth and good looks while yet in The
heyday OF fe such sad effects may be efectualIy
died by continually keeping The blood pure and the
Liver and stomach in healthy action when Ii. will
flow smoothly, and resemble plants in Il conscnal
blIGe whers eternal spring appears reign As il
regards the preservation of the frame. and the
duration of life much may be effected and say
lessy that health and life he prolonged tor many
years beyond their ordinary limits, If oowsy's Pills
taken to purify the blood according the rules la ii
dawn for health contained in the directions which ac
company each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S
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&A
$&S

NfV
MOTH
Of The Establishment Of additional Lind Offices
an the Territory IF MINNESOTA
pursuance of the act Of ngresS, approved April
-, 1874, entitled San est thli<h add tiHnai
Hand istrc's in the Territory If M,nntsora,' is here
by declared aud made krewn, that the land office Tn
tue koor RIvEs DIsrKIcr,'' has been lneaied fol the
present by the President II the United States, the
iownaf BROWNSVILLE, and thar for the MINNIE.
DIsr.cr," al the town of MINNEAPoLIs, both on the
Mississippi river.
Given under my hand ar the city Of Washington.
this twenty -th day IF May, A. ID. 1884.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land OTee.
Dubuque, Jane 5rt: 1854. WITT.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
CITY HoZ.EI.
CORNER az FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DyRi0ITE, IOWA.


DUBIQUE, IOWA.
80 THIS well knows Hotel has been leased fol
III, term OF by ssibscribef. aud Thorough
ka:V IL renovated aud newly furnished, is OPP II
or the reception If the travelling community and the
public sener ti'v. The Proprietor having an extensive
experience i'm this brssss confidently fattcrs himself
that H. give satisfaction To all who may ia
him with call.
This Hateis situated in high, Anaithv, centra and
convenient part the city, and directly the stree,
leading the steamboat binding, md immeIiatel, in
the centre of the business part OF city. The he
If stalking attached Ia the se, where at all time.
ne had Carriages, Blsgies, Horses, the mos'
reasonable terms
n Passen and Baggage conveyed TO and rom the
Boats free of charge.
&C. HEWITT.
ipubuqne, Serf. 9Th, 1883 daw-l
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
IN the fOIf0niDg c0ygDiGints

NUr rs OF all kinds, Rai>ins, Figs Dates and Dried
IN Fruits, superior quality. for sale low.
Mayer SIMPSON. BENTHALT, co.
LNEN Tierces OF Rice for sale, at my Warehouse on
the Levee, Dubuque, Iowa. q. r. WEST.
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J. lNnlylnuAL rEsTI aoNY.n
dissolution.

IN the a4h day of May last, the undersigned MUM
ally dissolved their cnnertion in the LIS very hush
ness The Of he e~fa' shnent will he s,tted
by The undersigned the atce in the nar anu those
Indebted the rm r-qaested m conn forward
ana promptly settle III. SAME. ~ w LYMAN,
July l3 1854. dwlm S.SHoMo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

r. A. BusSemer has removed his Book R.ndpry TO
Uni"n building corner of Main and h streets where
ne will he happ, the Public patronage aud
will promptly discharge all work, of PLAIN fancy
Binding which he u.ay he favored with. Pamphlet and
lob work promptly done rp order.
Dubuque, June l9th, 1884. dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE is her by given that the partnership here
IN toforc existing in the Stune Cutting u>aess b,
tween James W. Crockett and James &. Williams, is
this day dissolved
The business Of the former firm viii he carried on
hereafter by the undersigned who alone authorized
settle its affairs. JAMES e. WILLIAMS.
Dubuque, May II, 1854 dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

OrS a, tfO" 'OaN he had At Rsitray's Pool
IL sfore, opposite i., American iio,se marl3