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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
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New York, Sept, 81.
The Arabia arrived at 1--WE o'clock.
Cotton unchanged; sales Of the we.k l43, 00l
bales. Flour advanced one shilling ID,
| week; western 28s Cd Wheat advanced Sd
White Corn declined Cd. Consos closed firH
At 95&.
The Morning Cronele says this time the al
lies must have landed on the Crimea, and we
shall AEON hear of important events.
The Rebas,"pal Exp. d,si"n will consist ut %,
600 each, French and English. and 2O,00O-
Turks -D res no, Guns dr. the refusal oil
Russia q casuas belh.
Late advices from St. Domingo report the
fev.r to be raging to an alarming extent, es
pecially among the shippers.
A rumor has reached the city that Sign"ra
effonini died recently OF cholera IN Mexico
B,shap waipwright was very low this +. Nj
and his Physicians have given hun up and an
nounced that he cannot survive but few hours
Nothing of nomen, from the Baltic.
The i've engines at Odesa have been or
dered to be Destroyed by the Russians.
Gen. Bebu. .ff has evacuated Bay Azel and
blown up the fortress.
A Consiantinople dispatch says Schamyl has
surprised the Russian army in Georgia, near
G ,ries and destroyed two hundred villages.
The Duke Of Cambridge, Prince Napoleon
and the rifle and other regiments have left Cons
sta. tinople fur Varna. Lord Raglan would
embark al Varna in the Caradoc on the I'd, and
the expedition was 10 rendezvous at Baltchlk
The troops are represented as being full OF en-
thusiasm
The French troops in the Baltic are to return
Immediately to France.
The Frinkir biat has advices from Golatz
of the Isl according to which a considerable
numbe: Of French and English gun boats en-
tered the Gulf.
of gun boats will try the mouth OF the Danube
Dantsic Tuesday-The Fulton, with Gen
eral paraguay De Hilliers and Mel on board,
arrived here last night.
The Bume rsunG forts had been Destroyed and
troops embarked, some troops remained among
the lslands.
According to the Presse the Russian forces
in Asia had fallen back a. tar a. Erivan after
sacking the Bajazed.
Russisn agents disguised as B-dounis have
been arrested at Damascus.
From Athens We learn that the Danny pos
i,ively refuses I'd indemnity to Turkey.
SpA,s.-Mr. Soule is charged in the French
and Spanish papers at coniving against the
tranquility Of Spain 1t 10 said he 10 engaged
in 4 cabsl agains, Gen Espartero and tnahe
with sundry recent auempts al IN
,urrection. The London Times thinks the
proof against him 81 strong that he will not
return back to Madrid.
Maxwells Circular reports that the weather
has been very favorable for agricultural pur.
poses
Flour -advanced l. IN week; western Can
Il lSs 81, Philadelphia and Baltimore 29s cd,
Ohio 32s Wheat Sd higher, and White IS
l.ov0 declined Cd. Beef frm.-PoTk dull -
Bacon and Lard firm. Tallow declined Is.
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LEAn.-An anin,sted demand for Spanish
and 200 tons have changed hands 10 arrive II
46.y to IS 3i} cash and equal TO cash, and
1851, 80 iaye. adding interest for me out
aide lots. Galeaa 10 steady At $s.633.-[N. r.
Tribune, Sept. l6.
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q 4 young man named Clint IN W. Pickett,
SIN Of very respectable parents, in Cincinnati,
and lately clerk in the post Office in that city
has plead guilty to the charge IF stealing 800
from leitrr- He is suspected Of further rob
sries from lesievs. Ckic Dsm0cyst.
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DRY GOODS.

sulHE principal part Of our stock az length arrived
and are prepared to offer ii The trade the best
and assortment of Dry Goods seen this side
OF Chicago at even less than Chirago prices.
Please call and examine, prices think cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
SIMPSON BENTHAID. & Co.
NO. 30l, Levee.
Tylbuu,ie, Juno %, 1854. dr. wtnla - '55
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GREAT GALS ON THE AvLANTIc.-On the
18th, a terrible gale visited the Atlantic codai
causing the destruction Of much shipping, an
the loes Of many lives. The ship Delta went
ashore near Charleston with the l"ss Ut all on
board. The barque Harvest, at sea during The
height of the gaze, lost thirteen passengers
All along shore vessels are arriving, each one
bringing accounts Of some disaster.
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New Orleans, Sept. IL

New Orleans, sept 10.
Bv an arrival here from Mexico we learn that
the sentence against the prisoner concerned IN
the Guayamahas expedition has been commu'ed
bv the Mexican Govern nent 10 imprisonment
Of ten years.
The officers Of the expedition, including
Count b pulbon, i, is expected to be shot.
Augusta, Sept. Is.
Ia consequence Of there having been one
death fiom elbow fever in this place, our citi
Gems are leaving in crowds.
New Orleans, Sept. IA.
mone the persons killed in the late riots is
Mr. Grinnel, of the frm Of Leeds q Co.
Savannah, Sept. 16
The deaths by yellow fever in this city yester.
day reached ~.
New York, Sept.2l
Arch Bishop Huges has summoned Conn-
Gil of the Bishops Of this province and the
heads Of religious orders, 10 assemble at the
Catholic Cathedral on the first Sunday in DC
tober.
ashngton, Sept %.
The Star of this morning excuses the bom-
bardment u Greytow0 by saying that British
intriyues were the main cause OF It
Grenada has not resigned, but come home on
a visit for the benefit Of his health.
New York, Sept. p.
At meeting of the stock holders OF the New
Haven Railroad Co, last night, resolutions were
passed appointing = committee Of investigation
nto the affair Of the company and recommend
ing a reward Of 5000 for the arrest Of Schu-
yler.
Bishop Wainwright expired last evening
His funeral takes place on Saturday.
New York, Sept. 20.
The California steamer now fully due, has
no, arrived.
Baltimore, Sept %
Judge Parviance died here this morning
The Court Rooms were draped in mourning.
New York, Sept %
The earnings of the New York q Erie r. K.
for August are $4l7,4l6 being an increase OF
So, AIS over the same month last year
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A DMINIsTATOR'S sALE.-Ts all rhom it ma, eo.-
"A ers-Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant to an
Term, A. D. 1854, will be exposed at public sale,
the front door Of the Count House, in sa county,
saturday, the 2lst day Of October next between the
hours Of a. NJ and p ~, to the highest bidder for
cash. the following Real Estate Of David Navion, /,
Of said county, deceased, towi Lot number i've hun
bred and fifty two No 552) in the city Of Dubuque as
the sans is marked, numbered and designated on The
Official Hat Of said city. ="
cATHARlNE NAVtON,
Sept. -, 1854 w-4w Adminisi atrx.
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er Benjamin Franklin, which was prepared to
20 out with G-neral Paez, against Venez uela,
has been embarked by the authorities Of the
United States. by the request OF the Hon. h
Aspurus, Minisiee Of Venezuela. We learn
that the same will be done with the clipper
bark Augusta, on her arrival at St. Thomas.
This vessel had on board . large quantity of
Gre arms when she lef this port Senior As
purua has srn, out s.'atches to the Venezue-
liam consul residing al st. Thomas, to have
he. seiz.d when she reaches that port 1t was
reported, it win be recollectrd that these vessels
were bound la Mexic" and st. Domingo, and
MT to Vene1uela-N Herald
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AGENTS.:
LIST OF GIFTS


100 Marble busts of Washington, at sloo. $4,000
100 Clay, 100. 10000
100 Webster, "a 100. $4,000
100 talhouu, 100 10000
50 s sgss o ts ,a se splendid s loa 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 It. each, 50. QUO
''' ssIsssd m. y sii' "sh gil frames si.ao 10 500
10 900 elegant steel plate EBgravings.
colored in OIL 4 the Washington Nor l. 1900
umeat, 20x26 inches earh,
237 900 steel plate Engravinss, from 100
different pla es, now in posses, ion Of,
and owned by the Artists UIion, OF
the market value of, from 50 tents To =
81 bea;h, al.ouU
hrst elias. p"e'''ns' IN Sis' ST. Ns" $4,000
% building lot in 100 and l0lst SITS. New ,o,o
York city, each 25xl00 Fl. deep, at NS'o"
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10. 1000 #.
in the suburbs of New York city, and
commanding magnificent view of
the Hudson River and Long Island
Sound, at 5O $1,000
90 perpetual loans of cash, without inter ooo
est, or security, OF $3.50 each, 'oo
SO perpetual loans of cash, do do 100 zach, 5000
100 F." +" SO s. 5OJO
$50 ss' s. 90 {" 500
1000 6 !" $4,000
Reference regard to the Real Estate +. j. vIsscnxR
& Co., Real Estate Brokes, New York ORDERS (post
paid) with money enclosed, 10 be addressed,
IN. H)LBROOKE.
Sec'y, sos Rrubdway, n. Y.
GCThe Enyravncs in tine Catalngns ars nDw reddy
for dsiisery. Dubuque. sept. as ls5i d6nl
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GTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque County, ss.-In the
- Dislr Ct Court Of Dubuque County October Term,
A. D. 1854
Ben NJ. Samuels, vs.. r. P. Hall.
To R. r. Hall-Sir: You are hereby notified that ther
Is now on file In the office Of he Clerk of The Dis rict
Court OF Dubuque county, Pc iiion of Ben NJ ~amues
claiming of you the sum OF one hundred dollars as
money due for rervices rendered As Attorney and
for money paid out and expended for you at your in
s:ance and request, and that unless you appear and
thereto before the third day OF Octouer
next, Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
Sep. 4, 1854 BEN Nj. SAMUELS
law-4w Plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO THE LAD ES

have received the celebrate Hair Resot alive of
Professor Wood those having ordered it will oblige
by calling sooI, that they may be dispapointe
in get & the article, asthe demand foTit is daily
creasing wherever it has been introduced.
7. MASON.
Sim GnOl Samaritan. -
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Ho! To the County Fair!

4 HE Agricultural and Horticultural Society for the
County of Dubuque, will hold its Annual Exh bition
the beautiful grounds of ,jor Langworhy, the
Coulter, in the City of Dubuque, Tuesday, 81 day
of October, 1854 All inv ted-come on, and bring
what you have-Mechanics ana Farme s.
Articles for Exhibition entered BY the evening
Of October I'd, with the Secretary.
Sept. 25h, 1854. NM. Y. LOWELL, Pest.
A. Cain, Sec'y. daw-lt
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SINSINAWA MOUND COLLEGE


nv IIIS Institution, conducted by the Fathers of
the Order of ST. Dominic, is situated in the
South Western corner Of the state of Wisconsin, ten
miles from Galena Illinois. and six miles from Dubuque.
Iowa II occupies the most healthy and picturesque
s;tr in the West.
The system Of education will comprise the various
branches of the Arts and Sciences usually taus t in
similar Institutions in ths country.
mild and pAternal system of government as far ms
established discplinc will be observed The moral and
intellectual Improvement OF the nups, also their do
mesc comfort will be attended Ia with the utmost snli
citidr. Their diet will be wholesome ard abundant
No studentwil be permitted go beyond the College,
limits unless accomplished by Of the Prof or Tutors
Ample opportunity offered by the retired and beauti
full situation Of the 10 lese, for thr pnptls enjoy
under he of their teachers, every variety of
cent and healthful exercises
The collegiate year will consist of sessions Of five
months each; the first comreneiDs the first Monday
Of September Of each year, and ending the Saturday
ss. the first Monday Of rso,aafy and tho SECOND he
with thepublic exhibition, metin'e M the beginning Of
July.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Boar aad Tuition in the common English
branches. $500
with use Of instruments 1000
Greek Latin French and German each, 500
Book Keeping, 500
Music, Vocal or instrumental. 500
Stationery. and use Of books when furni shed
by the Institution 500
Washing aud mending ofthinss washed 700
Use of bed and bedding SEQ
Board during summer vacation. 5000
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
No studentwill be admitted for a shorter period
than session. No deduction will be made for alb
sence, unless case of sickn dismissal.
9. All letters cOmmun mic atoms, and by the
DENTS except those and from Parents and Guardians
will be subject to the inspection OF the President.
}. NO books will be allowed to circulate among
the students unless previously approved by the Pres
dent.
4. No advances will be made by the Institution for
clothing or other expenses uniessa sufficient amount be
deposited with the Treast tor that purpose
S. Every student is to be provided, entering the
College, with two good suits of clothes, shirts, siN
pair Of socks towels, two pairs Of boots
and slippers, also brushes, &C., &C.
.. At the close Of each session, bulletins will be
sent to parents and guardians giving statement
Of the health department. and progress Of their ldren
wards
2. All payments to be made semi annually, in ad-
vance.
paid to the President of Sinsinaw Mound College,
Wisconsin
REV. A. E. WALKER, o SD President.
Dubuque, Aug. 22nd, 1854. dtf
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Received, this Day

DY the American Express Company, the Nerest and
Id Latest styles OF Figurd aud Plain r d. Sor silk
Paris Cashmeres Paris dc Lanes, Paris Cioaks and
and Long Shawls, by
Sept 25tf. If COLLINS Il co.
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Dividend Notice.

Dividend Notice.
,NHE DUBUQUE SAVINGS BANK will paw an in
teres dividend 10 its Depositors the LIST Of Octo-
next, the of ten per per annum, for the
six months ending 30th September. Interest uncaled
for will be credited to Deposltors principal.
r. :. JESUP & COMPANY,
Managers & Proprictofs.
Sent. 90 1854 dlm%
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~Newark n. ,. has, this, year, suffered so
| severely from cholera that the deaths of that
disease have in proportion to the population,
doubled those in New York, trehled those in
0oston and, qusdrupled those in Philadelpl ia
This peculiar unhealthin@ss is attributed to the
undrained marshy land lying about the place.
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nLEAK house can be had OF CHAs. MA AAf /,
ID Under the City fIutel, AND "pposis " nMstteah
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FRIENDS OF FREEDOM!!!
LADIES & GENrLEMEN,-You respectfully ipvit-
ed to meet at the EMPIRE CHEAP STORE, and
examine reduced prices late arrivals If Sum
mer Goods consisting Of Bareges. Barese de LINES.
Lawns, Bonners Parasols, Drngs, Mosquito Bars, &c
"OSI PRicE." Corner OF Second and Main SITS.
JAS. n. RUSS ELL.
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Just Received,

90 ONE o. the choicest collections Of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, VESTINGS and CLOTHING
M hrMgh 10 this market, and for proof of this
IN abatement respectfully invite my fr, ends and
the pubic d call and examine for themselves.
JAMES MULLEN,
Dubuque, sepf. l3,h. 1854.
Z. 9. ScoI1's REroRIs OF EAsHIoss for sale.
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IOWA IRON WORKS
Now i'm full Operation.

MANUFACTURES
Steam Engines, NIL Irons and MIL Gearing
tor both FIGURING and Saw Mills every description
Horse PoUe,s and 1hrashing Machines.
of the most approved kind.
~ NJ kinds OF Machinery and Castings made
der,s shipped to any part of the country.
fEssg j. FARLEY & ROUSE.
Dub tipe, April 1. 1854. dawtf
READ THIS!
THOSE Persons owning property within the present
i limits Of the ty of Dubuque, and upon WHICH The
Taxes for the year 1854 yet unpaid, will do well
call my Office the Court House. and settle the same
No paper money will be received in payment for Taxes
ABEL L. SKINNER,
Aug. 3ist. 1854. d-6t+ City Collector
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FREkcu Go.Ds CoMisG.-The N. York
Journal Of Commerce publishes the following
exirac, ofa letter, dated Parw, August 7th:
"Business 10 very bad in this city, The war
has affected manufactures, large stocks oil which
from England, Germany and France, will ..be
sent to the United States, and forced off for cash
this fall. 4 think Ne may look for large
import, and consequently close money market,
throughuut the winter"
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CAUSES OF ErrrxiSAcy Carl Benson
sum. up the clusrs which have tended tn make
both .. KS ut highest classes in civilized coun-
tries s effeminate, as foil VS.:
The -fieminacy which a","ng other unde
sirable cons. qaences, ces,ainly has that OF
making saen pre- matu,ely old. seems 10 consist
chiefly in three things.
lst. In indulence. both of mind aud body,
but especially bodily md 'lence.
2ud. A fear t;,r exposure To bad weather, and
4 general preference of ul-door lie and amuse
menfs.
Sd. An unnatural system Of hours: turning
night ia,o day, and sleeping in the day-time.
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American Artists Union {!

gGlHE AME~ CAN ARTISTS Union, would respectfully
announce IL the citizens of The I'm ted States and
the Canada, hat for the pu pose of cultvating
for the fine throughout the country, and with the
vie OF enabling every family to become possessed Of
gallery Of Engravings,
BY the First Artists OF the Age,
they have determined, in order create extensve
for their Engravngs aud thus not only give
ploymen, large number Of artists and Others but
among counrymen taste for work Of art, to
present the purchasers of their Engravings, when
1000 of them are sold,
100000 Gifts, of tho actual cost of Sl53,00o.
Eacn pu chaser of One Dollar Engraving, therefore,
receives only Engraving richly worth The money
but also a ticket VIII CHI entities hun to of the Gifts
when they distributed.
For Five Dollars, a highly fni he Engraving,
| .autifuliy PAINTED IN OlL and FIVE GIFT TICK
ETS, will be sent FIVE DOLLARS worth OF splendid
Engravings can be selected from the Catalogue.
copy of the Catalogue, together wi specimen OF
of the Engravings can be seen ut he office OF this
paper.
Fur each Dollar sent, an Engraving &C ually worth
the sum, and Gift Ticket will immediately be forward
ed.
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success of this
GREAT NATIONAL USDl Kr-KiNo will be materially pro-
ed by the energy and enterrse of intelligent and
perevepg Agents, have resolved to treat with such on
| the most lin, raj terms.
Any D .rson wishing to becume Agent, by sending
| (post paid) 81, aEcEIvE By RETURN OF MAIL,
One iioilar Engraving, - GIFT TIIKET,' Pros
psctus Catalogue and all other necessary Information.
On the final completion of The safe, the Gifts will be
placed the hands of COMMITTEES of the PURCHASER
10 be pIsrRIBurEp due notice OF which WILL DO given
throughout The United States and the Canadas
4
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WEBSTER'S Dicfionsry can he had at
w CssAs. RIA rTRAY's
Under the City Hotel, and opposite the Asrissa suss
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n A magai6eenx cathedral 10 about being
erected in Warrington ~ the Me,hodists. 1,
| - 10 be one Of the most cns,ly and elegantly
finished church edificcs on the continent Rev
Henry Slicer superintends the finances. and
the corner stone will be laid on the 23d Of
October next
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A CARD.

the Propr-tors recent Laboratory engagements
he is able to fill his orders for LyoN's KArH
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for invgorany and beauti ing the hal
sold by every druggist throughout North and South
Amerc, Europe and the isles OF the No article
of an kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
of tn. world.
Let those
Who used before;
And those who always used
Now the more.
The prlce is still IS cents, in large bottles.
ID. =. BAHsg., Proprietor. I6l broadway, Ny.
ar Fur sale by DR. 7. MASON, and W. P. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
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v"Does THE razor 60 easy!" asked bar
Der Of victim who was wri,hing under clum-
" instrument, whose chief demonstration was
strong handle.
.sW-il'' replied the poor fellow, ssthat de.
ponds upon what you call the operation. II
you are winning me. il goes tolerably mpsy;
but ii you're shaving, it goes rather hard
BrThe Native Know Nothings lodge Of
Paduchs,, KY, has expelled two members for
wearing oustaches-which are rank foreign.
ism. They talk oftryiny some others for wear
ing irish iinen.-TExchange.
And the talk 10 here, 10 forbid as diet Irish
potatoes aud Krout. s..
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PRoNorioH readers will no doub, be
pleased tn learn, by the following announce
ment, that our eminent fellow citizen, the
Honorable James Thorinston has been appointed
by the Trustees Of the Township. to the highly
important and distinguished post of Justice Of
the Peace Tor Davenport Township, and has
entered upon the discharge OF the duties of the
office.-[Dav. Banner.
OFFICIAL.
appointment by the Board Of TrHstses-By and
sciiA the adriee aad c0nseat Of Himself.
Honorable James Thorngton, Esq Attorney
at Law and Member Of Congress Elect, to be a
Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the Township of
Davenport, in the County Of Scott and State Of
Iowa, wee Jnshul d Patton, promoted to the
Clerksh.p of the Dat let Court.
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Al Caas Ut fresh UvsrEKs and SARpISEs, Just &c
~ csivcd and for sale by
Oct Sd. N. " DESCELLES
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DEMockAr,c NOMINATIONS Is NicHAGAN
The Democratic State conve ation for Mich
iran met in Detroit on the l4,h, and put in
nomina,i ton the following ticket:
For Governor-JoHN s. BARRY.
Lieut.. Governor-Wm. A Richmond.
Secretary Of State-W. l. Bancroft.
Supe ndent Of Public lnstruction-F. w
Sherman
Tre asurer-Oerastus Hin nan.
Commissioner Land Oiiice-Allen Good
rich.
Auditor-Jahn Swegles
Attorney General. Is. F II Witherall.
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List OF Gifts

lAhSS Va
100 Marble busts Of Washington, at 500, $40 900
100 CLAY, 100, 10000
iul Webster, 100, 1907
100 Calhoun, 100. 1000
so elegant il Paintings IN SPLENDID
gilt frames, size 3x4 II. ach, 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2y3 IT,. each, 50, $500
500 steel plate Eagravnss. brilliantly cofd
in oil, rich gilt frames 2iA 80 IN each 10 5000
10 600 elegant steel plat, Engraving. cnPdin
oil ofthe Wdshiagton .noaume"t 2oH26
in a,JuJ
a37 900 steel plate Engravings, from leo
diff rent plates, now III possession Of,
and owned by the Artists uninn ct the
market value OF, from 50 Cts to 81 w
each 1l,o
fi..tclass Dwelling, in 3lst ST., N. Y. CITY l2H0
y building lots in 100 and lnlsf sts N. Y
City. eache25xl00 II. deep, at looo 2291o
100 Villa site containing each loO0'
SUIT in the suburbs OF New York
City. and commanding masHif-
cent view OF the udscn River and
Long Island Sound ~ 500 $1,000
20 perpetual loans If cash, without infer
est, or security, OF $3.50 each, S00i
50 100 5000
l01 80 :" 5000
95o % s 900
1000 60 8 $ 10000
Reference regard to the Real Estate, F. j. VIss
chen + Co.. Real Estate Br,ksrs New York. Orders.
(post paid with enc losed 10 be addressed
). w. HOLBROOKE, Sec'ry 55 broadway. N Y.
49, he Eucra in the alta Ye1
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We regret to stat. that the most indubitable
signs Of . hard winter are apparent aud preva.
ie0t. Some Of our oldest widowers have per :
tected the preliminary arrangements for enter
ing anew the. matrim mial relation. This class
OF our population feel tie future "n their
bones, and, connecting their premonitions
with the high price Of coal have taken steps &C.
cordingly. II Springfield Republican.