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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22

Ipwa LAND B.LL.-The passage Of this bill
in the senate, as represented, las not been con
irmed A private letter received in this place,
dascd Washington, OH inst, $ ates that tn, re is
no hope for il the outside pressure (some thir'
teen sct-cnnstituted delegates f:on various
points OF the Sta,e) having killed i, by asking
ruuch. We a.e sorry Tor 1T .nuscatIne
Journal
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22

COPPER Lake Superior journal pub
fishes table, showing that there has been re-
ceived at Saul Ste. Marie, in 1853, 1881 tons
IF conner
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MORMON lMMIGRATIoN-The late news from
England bring accounts of preparations for an
sss;Gsaiion from Wales to the Great
Salt Lake, this Spring. - -s----s4--
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The Jenie Dean, coming up TO the wharf
last night, sunk barge loaded with Dry goods
for the steamer Admiral The goods were con-
signed to points above the Rapids-[Keokuk
Kispatch.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22

ORrHoGRAPHY.-A western writer thinks that
if the proper way of spelling tho, is though
and DO, beau, the proper way, he thinks, IF
spelling potatoes is poughteightcax.
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Information Wanted,

Is The Cholera is raging i'll Texas to or
alarming extent.
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HOGS PACKED

The aggregate number of hogs packed during
the season of 1923 and 1854, at the princi
pal packing points in illinois, Missouri, and
Iowa, is as follows:
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c. PAuLK, Secy,
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II The Hon. Geo. w Jones, s. A. Doug.
las, A. G. Dodge and John P. Cook, will accept
our thanks for late Washington documents.
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5. H. RUSS ELL.
A CA II ID.

Since the Proprieors recent Laboratory engagements
he is able to fill his numerous orders for LYoN's KArH.
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for invgorating and beauty ing the hair
is sold by every druggist Throughout North and South
Americs, Europe and The isles of the ocean. No article
OF any kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
of the world
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22

u The U. s. Collector ct Pitsburg was
| assaulted with sling shot and robbed shor,
time since in the streets of that CITY,
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Let those now use
Who lie er used before
Aud those who always used
Now USe the more.
he price is still IS cents, in large bott

The price is still IS cents, in large bottles.
d. y. BARNES, frot,rier"r IGI broadway, n.
0I.j- For sale by DR. J.. MASON, and W. L. ALl.EN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daW I'm
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTICS.-DrJ. S. lloushton's
Pepsn, the true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice. pre-
afed from Rennei, or The Fourth Stomach of the OK
after directions of Baron Lebg the great Physioloeic
al Chemist, by j. $. Honghon, NJ. d. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndgestion Dys
psia, Jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature Method, by Natures
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence otis value, furnishes by agents gra
ts. See notice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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II franklin says, ga poor man must work
to find meat for his stomach-a rich one, to find
a stomach for his meat
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that Isaac Groce
of the county of Delaware, ami State Of Iowa. in
order to secure Thomas +. Gillian and Plus Emerson,
partners in business in the city of Dubuque and Stae
aforesaid, under the and style OF Gillian En-
erson IN &c sum of four hundred aud five dollars and
9l0ots, witt interest at the ten per cent per
iniu, due on or before the first of January 1854 said
Cruces note being dated the first of November 1883
did execute certain deed OF Trust upon the following
property, to wit: The northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter OF section a4 twenty four, in tow
(eS) eighty eight, north Of range ( three west Of
the 9Th +. NJ, and also Lots No. IL H. in Block no.
in the town of Rockville, with all the appurtenances
on all OF said property, TO John Ricketts,, as trustee
authorizing said Ricketts, of the nonpay Of
said money, to sell said property the south door Of
the Court House, in the City of Dubuque. after having
given ten days notice OF the time and Iace Of said SALE
in some public newspaper printed in the city of Dubuq
Now The said Grocs having paid said note on the 2lst
thirty nine and ioIO0 dollars, leaving balance due
ard unpaid OF eight four dollars, 40 iOOtb including
and the said note together with the deed OF
trust having been assigned by said Thomas F. Gil
liam and Plus Emei to John g. Shields and j. H.
Emerson. Now, VIII default has been made in tho
said payment0f S4 $780, John Ricketts, Trustee as
aforesaid by viruo of said Decd and the request
said Shields and Emerson, vii, Saturday the 25th
day OF March, ID 1854, at o'clock NJ Of said day
offer for sale all of said property the time and place
| aforesaid, to satisfy said deed o5 Trust.
| JOHN RICKETTS,, Trustee.
Dubuque, March Nth, 1854. W.
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RIyER.-The river is rising. Within week
it has risen over foot.
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BARGE SUNK.

JOHN w. FORNEY, Clerk
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
In THE SENATE, March 7, 1854.

MIR. Jones, of Iowa, from the Committee on
Pensions, submitted report, No 1879 accom-
panied by the following bill; which was read,
and passed 10 second reading.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE following Packages of Goods &C.. are now at
the Office of the American Express Company, in
Dubuque, Iowa:
l Box Merchandise, Robt. A. Richardson, Dubuque
package do. George Rettburg, Fl. Madison
do. do. Norman l., Osborn, Dubuque.
box do. WIN Edmonds, Do.
/ do. do. Harry Baines, Do.
| trunk, Mis- B. Lynch, Do,
l do. J. Stinson, Do.
! box merchandise, John smith, CLAYTON.
1 basket, sc. Gerrtt Cotter, Dubuoue,
box merchandise, NJ M. Cous'ne, Eddyvllle.
nat and box, Chas. Gerry, Dubuque.
box merchandise, ThOs. Scuddef. CLAYTON
If the above goods not called for within thirty
days from date they will be sold auction TO nav the
transportation and charges same.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent
No. l, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
March l, 1854. dawow
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JULIEN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC
MEETING.
THOMAS HARDrE,

Secretary
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22

~ Here is Fancy Ferns idea of female
friendship:
"Two girls joining the Standardization So
ciety; emp ying their budget of love affairs ),
comparing bait to attract victims; signing over
the same rose leaf, pa,ronizIng the same MILL
ner; and exchanging female Kisses. Betty,
hand me nv fan !"
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET
FoR MAYOR.
CALEB Ii. BOOTH.
For RECORDER.
p. w. CRAWFORD.
For TREASURER.
DAVID G.. SCOTT.
For MARSHAL.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
FoR ASSESSOR.
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Democratic State Ticket,

Democratic State Ticket.
For GOVERNOR.
CURTIS-BATES.
Of Polk county.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEORGE w. McCLEARY,
OF Louisa County.
FoR AUDITOR.
]. L. SHARP,
lOf Mills county.
For TREASURER.
MARTIN L. NORRIS,
Of Polk County.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DAVID G. CLOUD,
OF Muscatine Co.
For SUPERINTENDENT.
JAMES D. EADS,
Of Lee Co.
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Proposals for Indian Suppl es
III M Minnesota for 1854.
NEssri SUPERINTENDENT,

| MINNESoTA SUPERINTENDENCY.)
| ST. PAUL
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
y until IL o't lock, NJ, Of the 18th of April next fol
furnishing and delivering the following provisions, viz
TREATIES OF 1851.
| For the Wah- pc ton and Sisseton Sioux:
supeitne flour to tie amount of J. 500
Hogs Lard in kegs, do 500
White sheiled corn in sacks, lido 900
| Gunpowder, f FIG do 800
Lead in bars, do 100
For sssc1on and Wahpeton under treaties of 1851 and
to fulfil treaty stipulations for 1853:
| Mess Fork, 500
| -four, $500
Lard in kegs, 500
| Corn in sacks, 500
All of the above provisions to be delivered at ST Paul
| on or before the 10th of MAY
| TREATIES OF 1851.
For the Mcdawa kanton and Wahpacoota Sioux:
| Superfne -four to the amount of $500
Hog IS ard in kegs. do 500
| White siIeed corn in sacks, do 900
| Gunpowder,F FIG, do 800
| Lead in bars, do 100
| Tobacco, do 100
| For the Winnebagoes:
y supelhne flour to the amountof 5 1000
Hogs Lard in kegs s,ss DC 90 1000
For the Chppewas,
supefans flour to the amount of $4,000
Mess Pork do l,500
White shelled corn in sacks, do 500
FOR 1854.
The supplies for the Winnebagoes ane Chppewas to
he delivered In ST. Paul. before the 10Th day Of
May next, the agents OF these tribes,
authorized by them TO receive them.
The supplies for the Sioux to be delivered at st. Paul
TO their agent.
The contractor contractors for these supplies shall
deliver third hereof before the first day of Ju "
next and two thirds before the first day of August
Separate bids will he received for article specified
above for each separate tribe, for the whole. Samples
will he required OF the tobacco The provisions will be
Subject inspection at the place of delivery by disin
persons selected by the Agent of the tribe
contractors.
Good security will be required for the performance of
the be entered nto and bidders will name
in their proposals the persons they will offer such
the surety OF such bidder shall sign and transmit with
each bid a guaranty in this form:
The undersigned undertake that, if the bid Of -
- for Indian supplies, be accepted by the Sup
erinrendenl Indian affairs, the BIDDER SHALL be-
fore The 18th day of April next into the bond
CURED perform the said contract al the of his
their bids, with good and sufficient securities.
Should the bids be deemed unreaSonably high the
super ntendent the ght TO set them aside.
Bids be endorsed, Proposals for Indian supplies
in Minnesota" and addressed To the Superintendent of
Indian Affairs ST. Paul, Minnesota. II in the opinion
of the Supernrende any thing should induce
the belief that there has been anything unfair in the
he the light to set the whole of
bids aside and report the facts to the Indian Dept.
at Washington.
w. A. GORMAN,
Gov. and Svp. Ind Afs.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
FoR SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONER.
AMOS MATTHEWS
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKE

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TCKE
FoR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
ABEL Z. SKINNER.
For CoNsThBLEs.
SlLAS SEBkING.
JOHN O'MEARA.
For TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
GEORGE A. SHANNON.
RUDOLF NOLTE.
JOHN PARKER.
FoR TOWNSHIP CLERK.
]. L. BLATCHLEY.
For TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
ADAM KOCH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Halo! Frank /!

WHATS that little NEW BUILDING for on tn Q
w South side of the Market House?
Why that's Waldo & Barns Family Grocery and
Medicines stoe where they keep good an assortment
any of the big stores and that back building is the
DUBUQUE NURSERY DEPOT,
Where they keep all kinds of fruit trees shrubs and
for sale. Ii you want to plant out an orchard
here is the place to get the trees cheap. Our apple
trees of large and desirable for planting OF
which have so different kinds. all raised IN this
country, and adapted TO this climate.
Ii. WALDO co.
Dubuque March goth, 1854. WIN
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Mules.

Mules.
A SPAN of handsome Mules for tsale. Enquire at
n the Office of this paper.
Feb. %, 1854, dawtf
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II Strangers continue to crowd the CITY.
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Notice

NOTICE.,
THE undersigned have this day sold one-thid inter-
est in their Stock Of Goods J. D. Merritt and the
business will hereafter be conducted under the STYLE of
LULL, MERRITT 4 Co.
E. A., & J. II. LULL.
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~ Ao1 ~ ~ "Ahhii' j. H. IL
Iull. Merritt & Co

WOULD respectfully inform their old friends and the
" public generally, that they intend keeping during
the coming season, general stock of Merchandise
which they will sell at wholesale, for cash OF al proved
paper as low as any house in the city. Country Mer
chants are invited to examine our stock before
ing elsewh here.
Dubuque, Feb. 90, 1854. dlm-w2m
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By WATERBURY q DYER. Auc,s-
New York

NCTICE TO EXHIBITIONS AT THE CRYSTAL
~ PALACE--1n conformity with resolution
passed by the Board of Directors of the
Association at thei last meeting, notice is h.rehv
given, that and after the first day of Noyop,hor
next the goods in the Crystal Palace will be PLACED
at the disposal of exhib tors and that every fIif
Will be afforded for the packing and removing of the
same. Exhibitors who may wish to offer their good
Tor sale at auction, may do within the CRYSTAL
Palace. provided they notify the President within "a
day. of this date, Of their intention to make such
sales, that he may appoint auctionsers for such
pose, and day or days for such sales
JOHN Fl. WHITE, Pr st Crystal Palace.
Dated New York, Oct. II, 1854.
WATERBURY DYER, of the city of New York, Auc.
tionesrs, are authorized to make sales of anv and
al goods in the Crystal Palace which NAV be ntrut
ed to them by Exhibitors
JOHN H. WHITE, Prst Crystal Palace.
New York, Oct q, 1854.
In pursuance Of the above appointment. we here.
by give notice to ali owners of goods. (now within
the Crystal Palace who desire to have their goods
included In our "Catalogue Sales ut Auc,i N -
within the Palace. to forward us IMMEDIATELY. for
such Sales Thy mail or expressly q complete invoice
of each article also order upon the Preside Mt of
the Crystal Palace Association IT, H. White. ESQ. J
for the delivery Of every article enumerated in their
invoices.
The sales will be EXCLUSIVELY Fer CASH. and will
include goods of ell descriptions whiting the Palace
and order to arrange the different articles no "
exhibition for 'ale and to prepare catalogues for
particular days Of SALE the immediate attention CT
Exhibitors i. requested
WATERBURY & DYER, Crystal Palace Auc'rs,
oct 3O-2wd store, No. 3S Broad st.. n Y.
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Auction Ralon.
HY CT nYER.

- T. O4A0s
- Es >. WRIGHT, Auct i0neer.
TRUSTEa'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
i By virtue Of deed Of trust from Patrick A.
"yrne, and Mary Jane Byrns his wife, to Edwin G
Morgan ana william & Howard. the same beir IRE
corded in Libsr J. A. g., Ne. Is Gce Of the land
records fer Washington county, in the G:'fria o.
sell, in front Of the premise. On "WEDNESDAY, the
sth day Of November, A. D. 1854, at ~ O'Clock. p.
m the following piece parel Of ground, snd the
iuprovernen ts thereon, the same being situated Ia
the city Of Washington, In the District of Colombia.
AMI known as parts OF lots seven az and i'ht lsi
In SQUARE No. four hundred and iftyfour, fsgin.
ming for the same At the northwest corner of LOT
eight and running south on Seventh street, twent,
one fset thence east at right angles with Seventh
street YES. sixty 6ve fert thtnce due north forty
one feet, thence west twentyse~su feet six inches,
thence south t.enty fee thence west thrty-ssven
fest six inches to the place Of beginning.
Terms: One bali cash; the bal nee in snd II
months, with interest, the deferred payments to he
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
tDWIN g. MORGAN, n,.
oct eco " e HOWARD Iuseee7-
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By GREEN 4 eCOTT, Auctfonssrs.
HOUSEaOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at
Ill Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, the lst Of No
yember. We shall sell st the residence of VIM Five
ESQ at 10 O'Clock .. L., on porh X, between sth
and 9th streets, Near the " estern House, al excel
lent assortment Of Furniture. viz:
Mahogany STA, raflor aod rocking Chairs
Do marble top centre aud other Tables
Do Whstco., French Bedstesds, sni Wash.
stsnals
Girapdcles soa7. hall and other LAMPS
China. glass, crockery, and stone Wars
Maple B,dsteads
Cane and other Chairs
3 ply, ingram, passage and stair CARPETS
Rugs and Mating
Hair ehuck snd paln Hsttrcsaea
Cooking. radiator aud asrtight Stoves
And good lot of Kitcbsu Requisites
With large lot of other articles Whish re deem
unnecessary to enuraeratS.
Terms: $25 and uudsr cash over $25 a credit IF
two, four and sig moEthe foI notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, o airing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
oct 33-d Auctionssrs
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By J. C. HcGOIRE, Auctionser.
HANDSOME FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD
III Effects at Auction.-On THURSDAY morning
the ID Of November, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
Of Mrs. Gibbons, on Indiana avenue, b~tween First
and second streets, shall sell all her furniture
and household effects, comprising
Superior Rosewood Piano Forte =
tee-atete Sofas, with arm and Dsrlor Chairs
to match
Elegant ro.swood Centre Table
Handsome Reception Chairs
Maroon damask Curtains, Cornice, 10
fesutiful gilt Mantei OrnOments, Vases
Walnut Whatnot, PAPER machs Tables
Handsome tapett,y, three-ply and ingram Carpets
Brussels Stair Carpet
Mating, Oiicloth
Mahogany spring Sofa, plush covered Chairs
Fine oak extension Dining Table
Cane seat oak dining Chairs, buffers Tray
Elegant French China, Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ser.
wee
Silver plated Casters, cut Glassware
Superior English ivory handled Table Cutlery, fifty
piecs
Silver plated spoons, Forks and Caudesticks, Fire
irons
Superb iron high post Bedstead, entirely gilt. with
canopy and elegant blue damsfk curtains
Mahogany and walnut FRI neh Bedsteads
Handsome Dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Besr hair and hulk Mattre .ses
Fine Tuni' wool Mattresses, Blankets
Be- and Table Linen Window Shades, DO.
Together with q general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils. 49,.
T"rms: $50 and under cash; over that sum q
credit OF four months for notes satisfsct rily en-
dorsed, bearing interest 6.sss.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
oct zo-Q Apctiopeee.
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Auction Sales.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc,r..,

GEORGETOWN.
INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS bND STATION
~ Ely. Encyclopedias and Valuable Standard
WORKS, IN every departme' t # Literature Science.
ard Art ANNALS and BOOKS NlegaDtlv Iljns.
teated and III urninated Pictorial Embs,li.hsd anj
oeauutuilT bound Fine Family and Pocket Bib,e,.
WIN Prayer Books of every description.
Letter and Cap parer, Portfolios, G,'d Pens, &c.
TO be sold at Auction THIS EVENING at .ov.,
O'Clock, at the store of - '''ei'
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Bridge st.
HS The attention of the rubEc. in This city and
vicinity is r spectfully inv tel to his Collection O
h1oks, which is believed to be the most valuable
OF ST. ndard works ever offered at Auction
in this place. The Books are new aud w,rr n,sd
perfect The sale will he positive and without re-.
serve, to the highest bidder, AMI will be coutnued
every evening until ell are sold. ....-
N: hooks for examination aud at Private Sale
during the day. BARNARD BUCKEY.
Auctioneers, Bridge st., Georgetown, D. G.
oct 34-dtf ~
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MAYoREss.-The ladies Of Washington, il an
pears, are to have introduced among them, a lady
who has tO-dsy been ''taken" as he wife of John
T. Towers, present Mayor of Washington. His
Honor left the city yesterday, deputising Mr.. Hill.
President of the Boar of Aldermen, to act in hi,
absence. The bride is Miss Eliza, daughter of VIM.
L: Palmer, Esq, Of WoodIawn, Montgomery county,
Maryland. SO -Hs -
MARRIAGES IN OcToBER.-The record at the clark
once SHOWS over ninety marriages the past month.
including this days doings. Readers can make
their own comments. '"oAe
WATCH RETuRNs.-Lloyd Johnson, free negro, for
disturbing a religious meeting, fined. VIM PindelI.
rec negro breach of the peace, committed to Jail
w. balty, drunk, &C., workhouse sixty DAYS. Isaac
Wormly, drunk, &c., workhouse. A Young man
named Lemon was held to bail to keep the pesce to-
wards ia hes Lyons, arising out of an affray on the
corner q" Eleventh street and the Avenue last nipht
mere were three in the attacking party on LYONS
eut ne defended himself SO well that thew did M,
to prosecute.
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DIED..

on the Both instant, after long and painful H..
ness which she bore with christian fortitude, JANE
aged 80 years. -' 0oie's'
NJ Her funeral will take place on Wednesday
morning, At 10 O'Clock. -
Al 81. Augustine, Fla, on the 23d instant. Mrs.
hACHEL PARKER, wife of A. J. Miller. Esq. of
ihatclty, aged 25 years. Mrs. NJ. was hi but few
DAYS, having just returned home for a visit to this
city and the North, where she spent the past sume
uer ana faIl: She is the only daughter of Dr. John
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Case Of Beale, the Dissatisfaction for q
New Trial

PHILADELPHIA, October 30.--Dpvid Paul
Brown. Esq, counsel for DR. Beale a1nvicted
on Friday of the charge OF committing an az.
sault upon Miss Nudge, to-day filed fftee-
reasons for new trial, asserting that the re-.
diet rendered is against the Jaw and the evf-
dence; that the jury were prejudiced by state.
me nts not in the evidence INDUCED in liquor
during the trial and that some of them de-
clared their minds mado up before hearing
the Sevidence The Argument of the motion
will be commenced on Friday. motion
was also made to admit him to bail, pending
the argument The Judge deferred bis deci-
sion for the present.
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r HIKTY BUILDING SITES, containing about five
L acres each, on q credit Of ten years, within
twenty five minutes ride of the City Post once for
sale, lying between Washington and Blsdensburg,
distant from tho central portion Of the city from
"a to 81 miles The tract presents front On
three public roads, is in cd reighborhGod and
rapidly improving section OF country.
We will sell the above Lott On q credit Of ten
years, and on such terms as sure will insure
TO tho purchaser an easy mrde Of payment, On
many Of the above lots there fine groves of oak
trees. of original growth, and sso some fine springs
Of water.
We offer these lots to residents Of Washington,
who would reside in the country and at the same
time be able to attend to business in the city. Par
ties purchasing this fall will have the advantage of
one year in setting out fruit OF ornamental trees
For photographic plats Of the ground and further
explanations of terms of sale inquire Of
JNO. B. KIBBEY, No 4, Columbia Place,
corner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue.
oct Z3-l2t
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Safety Of the Isabel, &c

NEW York, Got Sl--A lette from Havana
to affirm in this city, says the Isabel arrived
there on the 23d.