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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
Minnesota RII.I.

Mr.. Simpson, + the firm of F. S Jesun. e.
Co., OF this city, rites from Washington und
late date, that III Minnesota Land Bill. winch
was tabled by sodecisive majority, is daily
gaining friends an will probably pass the House
by twenty five mioTity.
We hope it MA,
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wffklg Miufrg' Grprass.
susLIsHxD avERy WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
BY wMtH H. MERRITT

Tas DAllv ExPRRss will be furnished to weekly sub
Stters TEN CENTS per week, payable TO he carrier,
Yea Saturday mornings
T AovsRrlsgAgsrs inseyteG, 1T either the Daily or
1Wsekly On the .sonable terms.
the W NkEa2ALR EAPhEsS will contain the
ntsgence political and miscellaneous foreign
snestic. improvements uiiice will
Asaahs give much res,ng in the Weekly
be found in other paper its size the
Terms of the SeeAIy.
0SR DOLL AZ & FlFfY CTS. per annum. in ad-
valce, add 81 ii not paid in advance.
No subscription will be discontinusd Except At the
option Of tine publishers, until all paid
To ClmOs--A As nducemsnt TO clubs, we propose t.
make the following reduction
rarse copies per annam, 81; Six copies, $Si Ten
copies, $ll; Fourteen copies, Sli.
Waere club Of six en or fourteen copies sent, an
ultra copy will be the person who mikes up the
slab. Orders from clubs be nvaraby accompanied
BY the cash.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Or E,saY DEscarprfox executed with accuracy,
sss and spatch reasonable at any other
{ ablishment the State
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ACCIDENTS.

Old Mr.. Snodgrass, residing few miles in
tie country, was thrown from his wagon yester-
day aid severely injured.
The report IN town yesterday, vas, that he
was Kill d, but such is not the fact However
he is in critical situation and may not survive
his ~ uriss.
Mr.. Shomo Of this city was alsp thrown
'Trh MS c'ffiage 'ew days sncA, while des-
cending t."fi'nier liailow Fl laad severely in
iured. lie IS how doing we'll and will
baby oe out N few days
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PITTSBURGH. March !

Anextensive conhagraton occurred yesterday
at Birmingham opposite this city, a, which 100
buildings were burned, and over 200 families
rendered houseess 1t commenced in Thomp-
sons Glass Factory. Loss estimated at $780,
900, about one-tLlrd insured
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New Orleans. March 81

The steamer Texas has arrived here Her
officers state th,t Santa Anna left the capital
the 18Th, TO take The field in person against
Alvarez. He is surrounded in his mountain
retreat, destitute of money and provisions.
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" Henry Ward Beecher, hay pg unwilling

" HsHfy Vard betchtf, nav bg uHWIttTng'
y committed the crime of putting "Hot Corr" "
thus penitenlially swallows his own words:
awe mast now make our con nfession and
retracton. We are worse we fear than any
We did not read the book, and we had not read
tn. stories that appeared in the Tribune. Our
whole knowledge was hearsay. We knew that
wise and good ps ople were pleased with the
Tribune stories; aud We supposed he book was
undoubtedly an edited collection Of these s,o-
Sies. But it was our business TO know and not
suppose the contents Of book which we pras.
ed. Tha. Others sinned in the same way,sis no
excuse for nu. own fault. There is but this to
be sad: We were wrong, we retract the re-
commentator, sorry for the mischief it may
have done, and shall in future, suspect,
scarcely be found among those who praise a
book hat has not been examined"
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Washington. March 9

The House to-day concurred to all agree-
ments of the Indian appropriation bill excepting
one provision for council with the Black Feet
Indians.
The Senate is engaged with the Deficiency
l.
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and the undivided half Of Lot No L 26 containing
IS l2scres of FIRST rnber. The above land is sta
ated near Elkader in Clayton county. Also, the w
quarter w quarter of 49, S5 north OF range
east. situated Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the w quarter of the quarter and the south halt
ofthe W quarter of sec n, township S0 range
OF the 5th NJ situated miles north Of the ctyof Du
buQne. For further particulars inquire of the subscribers
GEO. w. BURTON 4 CO.
Dec. 3, 1853. dawtf
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$1,039,000
Total

Against which It has the Crystal Palace build
ing insured for $9l 900, KISS Amiznn &c
committee has been appointed 10 report a
plan for the future management If the ins'iiu :
tinn. The Directors had determined to apply
TO the Legislature for an extension Of the char
ter. The stock OF this institution sold at on
time for premium OF very nearly one hundred
ntr cent.
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Auburn March 90.

Auburn, March %.
The fugitive, George Washington, was dis.
charged from custody yesterday. 900 Or 400
persons were present, but as no attempt was
made on the part Of the owner to rescue him.
there was no disturbance.
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Land for Sale on a Credit.

THE subscribers being desirous of selling all the lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
on following a5 per cent at the time Of pur
chase, and the balance within and two years, with
interest ten per cent per annum, TO wit:
The West haifofN quar-. sec 81, town 90, range w
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New York. March %

The Steamer franklin, with days later
news, is coming up, and will reach her dock al
A o'clock TIE steamer Ohio from Aspinwall,
and from Havana the Goth, is also coming Up
the Bay. -
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lNDIN TREATIES.

The Washingh Star, announces that the
Indian Bureau at Vas ,ington. has made treaty
with the delegatio of Omaha, Ot,oe aud Ms
sour Indians nown that CITY, whereby thu In
dian title to vast tcts Of land IN Kansas is ex
tingnished. Thisnnouncem. Mt will probsbl,
he followed by rsh OF emigration to he rew
country, from Mis,uri aud wa, for the our
pose of Occurring II choice lucal ions whici. tn.
Indians wi le We
1 We call shntinn to The advertisement,
Of Professor Mctint,cks medicines. which
may be found Al Mssrs Van Doren and Bel.
ches's.
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CoULps'r HELr II "A brutal teacher
whipped 't'le boy for pr ssing the hand Of a
little girl who's next to him at school Al Ell
which ht asked the child why he squeezed the
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w ashinrinn. March 25.

Washington, March %.
AT cabinet meeting held to day il is said
that the Nebraska bill was under a warm con.
sderaiion, whether the bill should be an Ad
minis'ration test or not. 1t is generally believ
ed IL will be 90 made
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I. OOY / E'S
CHEAPsCASH. STORE.

On Main street, ,tetUesn Fourth and Fifth ,nsri
Door to John S,mplot's.
TIME subscriber begs leas nform the
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjust
returned Sa New YSrf E 5SR ns ns snd %
THING, GkOCERItS& QUEENSWARE, which have
been bought the most advantageous terms, and will
be sold for cash at the lowest Kenuneratng priccs
Country st0rekeepers respectfully requested
and examine goods and prices before making purchas
es else where Cne only will be asked no ahate
nent made Amongst stock wi be found the follow
ng:
Superhne Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk 4 gingham
Black and fancy cassimeres crayasScarlet, blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, fdrawers
Casmerettes, satinets, cot suspenders, comfouers,
ton goods Turkey red and madder
Bieached sheetings, s-4, ,lO-4l handkerchets.
Blue bleached and brown Green and blue barese Bloc
Blsachsd brown & striped swiss and jaekone, inssr,
Huckabask,, di.per towel iss and thread n.srsing~
rugs; and edgings black silk lace,
rash, bleached and br0wnt capmsss, sewed musiinco
damask table cloth; lars and cuifs;
Red white, and yellow 1an-, Black lace tails;
nels; Cashmere, silk and wool,
Bed counterpanes. wool, cloth, Berlin, Lisle
Carpet Yorp, cetton yarn and Cotton gloves;
and batting; Boy sfsncy, plaid, gray, ,woo
Ladies 'satcheis Carpetha e,ino aad cotton socks
and umbrellas; aides merino, cashinor,
lsingh hams, caitcoes, ilRScysi and cotton hose,
checked ,jackonet, SWISS, Threads, sewing knittin
book Victoria lawn and cottons, purses, elsstics
lappet fnusiins, wristets, purse twist, Ze
Aldacas, mohairS coburgs,l phyr wooi
lustfes and popNnS; Iapes, reels, nuokS ana eyes
DE LANES, nted cacoes Jenny Lind and ate Hayes
French merinoes, Canton gown buttons pearl, agate.
fannes, cambrics, cam-i linen and ivory buttons;
brio handk kerchief; IDressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, lCoat Links;
Dayieys black velvet; Bay State long shawls.
Wadding, batting.
CrOT9fNG.-~--
Gentlemen's black cto,n cashmere and Doesxin'
cioaks, inshing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quilting satin ludia rubber leggnes,
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
holcc lmpenai Young hy Pure cognac Brandy ,old Mo
son, ,Ooolong & Souchong nonsahea and Ohio his
Teas. key,
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syr - and 8 h mo
Chocolate, COCOA, iasses,
Loaf, crushed clari "a and Smoking and chewing To-
brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm and talow can Principe, Havana and Sho
cables, root cigars
Cloves nutmegs, cIpnanoa Fancy and plain soaps ind
nger,nustard and psppar go, lard oil, tubs buck
Table CUTLERY and queens] cts, coffee mills,
ware, sc. Rasins, almonds, currents
r. DOYLE
Nov.l5-dwy
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New Orleans. March

9New1 0I1eUHo3 U1dfCN "a.
grand procession took place TO day in hon.
or Of Ex President Fillmores arrival. He
made aspeech on the public square.
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II Our Ferr Boats are constantly crowded.
No, Spring has e'er opened with better prospects
for this branch q business.
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New Orleans. March o

New York, March 90.
The steamer Afsica is now fourteen days out,
is fully due.
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II OTIS Of HOT CORN ~ be had At Z Eaftray,s Bo
II Store, opposite the merican Honssr msri3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

n We direct attention 10 Mr.. G. r. Vests
advertisement He 10 still on tho Levcs.
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1'uE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelin
\ Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat
u T A II
hasthis day commenced her egu!aririps to be made
very half hour across the Mississippi Lower Fer
ry at Dubuque.
W. will cross any aumberofTEAMS that will come
LET THE WEATHER sE WHAT IT MAY, A ND WILL RrN AT
NIoHTs II there Is bus to do. tt'
Our charges as anv other Ferry on
the Upper Mississippi Everything Caiornians a.,
want, by way of OUTFIT can be had atthe in
ticles a. Caforniane want.
NIB. Recolcct, that the STEAMER is Al the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT Eagle Point nah
that high winds at any time prevent the oda
from crossing. as Is often thsrass with Horse Boats
March 30:h '52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE Co
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VOLUME XIII.
IOWA STONE AND MARBLE YARD,
Corner Of Water n 4 tn Sts.

J. w. Crockett ~ j. c. Williams
sATOULD respectfully nforIn tn ci'[e"> :" ooouqus
w and vicinity, they have cohiiehce'i 4" -
tone and Marble business in all rs branches. "
rust that strict attention to business ana aeSife '
endar entire satstaction will enable ss to merit sha
Of pub ic patr tronage -,
Dub lque, Nov. 4, 1883. """H
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CASTINGS
OS TONS,wall assorted Castings for sale cheap. b,
81 may 10 GILLIAN 4 EMERSON
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u LEAK HOUSE can be had Of CnAs. RATTRAY.
y Undes the City Hotel, and opposite the American
hsess dsoly
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Philadelphia, March 90.
4 fSnfa;n~ h..l;llor n -
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S 7 L A NJ + E ( RY

Dubuque, Iowa, Augustao. 1853.
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= TONS Castings, for sale ny oN
= Mayl 10 GILLIAN EMERsCs.
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CITY 7o16ia1
FOURTH AND MAIN srREErs,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
~ THIS we'll known Hotel has been leased foi
esS tesn Of years by the subscriber, aud Thorough
II u esa0vatsd and ne wy furnished, 10 now open
tor reception 0f the travelling nifty and the
puDsc geneeasly. rhs Proprietor having extensive
expsrisnce Ia this business confidently haers himself
that give eatire satisfaction 10 all who may Ia
vog him with call.
T0is ststis situated in high healthy, esntral anu
eonveNisnt part OF city, aud directly the street
loAdiag the steamboat landing, anu inmsiiatey In
tAs VI the business part Ut the city, The best
az sf1bng attached ~ the House, where At all times
s4.is Ess Ba ssies, horses, Sc, on the most
Passsngers and Baggage conveyed to and rom the
Boats free Of ea1Tge.
c. G. HEWITT.
Dubuque. Sept. 9th, 1853 daw-ly
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DR.. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
coNrlNUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANIES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE aud residence Of Sixth and Iowa
vIyiSHiN avail himself OF every means that m y aid
w inrestorlng all arrangements VI the human sani-
ratin ne zs recently procursd Of Dr T. D. Barretts
Electro admirably adapted t. inc
trsatsn.oi many forms ofdiseass, ta which many, who
re osiax daily treated, can attest.
Dubuque, Iowa. Feb.6. lS49 23--ly
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

OsFror. Wilies Building, corner Of Main and Fourth
streets.
N.B.-Special attention will be given to collections,
ennveyancing an the investigation and perecng OF
titles.
Daoaaue. Nov. l, 1853. dawu
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Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
Livery stable.
On 4A bstuecn Nam aAd Ctty Hosst
LYMAN & SHOMO,
1rAVINC had their stable, horses, &c .destreyedby
t1 have now built stable, and purchased tres
hurscs harness. saddles buggies, carriages, sukies
etc 20 which they invite public examination and fras
Wssiedge ssrsslDes keep good horses, carrsges
etc., ~ can be found the Northwest. At Us
osk trssl.
11- silshsss prices paidior corn, oats andhay
April ~, 1851. It
Small POx.
YVHOSE who wish guard aganst he Small Fox
are informed that the umdersigned has just received
Z suppy Of fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, for
asle itho DruR store Of A. GILLESPIE,
No >sube Building.
Dubuque, Ians 7th, 1853
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AFFLICTED READ,


nHlLADELPHIA MEDIC AL ALHOUsE.-Estabshed Is
years ago by DR. hlNkELIH. The Oldest surest and
best hand to cure all forms diseases of the skn and
solitary habits of YOUTH is DR.. klNkElIN, " W corner
of Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtice.-1hefe is habit which
bows teach each other at the academy coiegea habit
duged when BY themselves, IN solitude, growing up with
the boy to manhood and which, if not abandoned due
time not only begets serious obstacles matrimonial hap
piess but gives series of protracied nsous and
devastating affections Few OF those who Indulge this
pernicous practice OF the until they
ind system shattered feel strange and
counabe feelings vague fears in the mind The invldua
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed yg
or or to apply his mind to study MS step tary and weak
he is dull and irresoute the cOunenance downcis the
these are symptoms lceh should doake tie attention Of
these similarly GyPtcted .i.. --i - -H
= the victim be conscious of the of his decay and
having relnqushed the odOus practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions wch weaken and shame
him. producing mental and physical prostraOn. III he
emancipate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mairinony his marriage IS unfrnttu and his
senses ellhim that this is caused by his early feles
Too many think they will hug the secret to their own
hearts, and themselves Alas how cen is this fatal
deluson and how many apronising youth, who might have
been an ornament to society has faded from the earth
Young Men let no false modesty deter you from
making your case known who from education and
specaby alone befriend you He who places himself
under DR. KINKELlNS treatment may relgoqsy eohhde
his honor gentleman and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient. sasG E-'--
Country Notwithstanding it inconyenient to make
personal application, can by stating their explicitly to
retner with all their symptoms peT letter postpaid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. K IS medicines,
appropriated accordingly, and be cured At home. .,
Structures Of the ureiha weakness and constitutional de-
biliy, promptly cured and full Fgor restored Ali Letters
remittance of 25 cents in letter post paid ad
dressed TO Dr. Knkelin Philadelphia will his book
on the Secret Inhrmites of Youth. sep4-wly
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A cI-E ANn rEyrR. nlt CIFILLs Nd q
NJ p U IaRlI.la . 1T 1T 2 , .
BAGGlNG, ROPE, dc;

A CUE AND IEEi iia, DLt ttfIiiIS All T."
~ VEs CURED IjA SMITHS TONIC SNRUP.-This
iperrity over al other remedies, for the safe, ceTtu
spe ey permanent Of Agae and Fever or Ciiis
and Fever VII ;uer Of soTtor long snGus; ana 10 no
cas- will tail care If The dreciousare strictly followed
sne carried ORt. .,-,.. a,
States OF KenIucky Tennessee, OlJ- IEd an rem IVA
nj, MichiS1n Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Texas,
Ara ansas Atabsa II si,sgp &nI louisiana and mas per-
mt .enty cured Hundred THOUSAND cases. III all
th standing, aHd Lad resisted all ne usi$ rene
dia, EnoW In county aud Ia case did this e cne
fa where the directi0ns properly followed Such IS
Inst hCioeI D ItSIoNtd'io
Pr Gilt Medicine In variods pats of the coUbly,
uss prescribe IL ia preference TO Glinhe anda o''r
re acdes. .-,. a.. 20
e,s Tonic but ng composed entirely OF vegetable
mraicines Is perfectly Innocent in all cases or clrc-n
and NJ ~ be given females, Infants, and all per
sors OF deblte3 and delicate constitutions "i'pout 'ie
Ieas fear whatever Of any unpleasant eject, ,.,
This composed OF HEloIes Gl ms prsL anu
pr quality, ani is AHys made by the proletor IN per
AFR the established forms plaTmEcy (which caGnos
he aid Of the I0pics AJudng he western aud
Southwestern country and IN thus respect alone reere
r superior 10 lo remedies dsu PePaTeu aho s'i
~ is aeeren and powerful diaPaoretlc properties ad
dc to Tonic qasltes X s rendered e1neh'y superior
10 ouinine and other remedies general and popular
Tonic in all whatever where Tones sFe proper 10 be
administered The proprietor therefore, respectfully 1u-
yts and The public generally 10 give but
trial aud hy IN then convinced OF It's suPe
riory al other remedies no" IA use lo me purpose
specified ~, -, 60 ,ro. -, 4
TS and Fevur, Rfi0us Fercrs, would do well
70 keep supply valuable remedy always On hind
The prapetor his possession lhOusds o. GER
tiaeates By persons WAC have uso H. Wih
ry letters from who nave s)d II l4reU4 IN
eontry a. ye! from Isuy resIectao Prcti 1efs
" 40 have in preference to other II ss!lns
-. Inn declt-dNTtri
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EI'S;I.GN,

rrHE BESTS SOr OF OLD PACISG. tie broth ~
er Of tIaanlua aud t.D Sire o. Corset, Da ,IS[T>
u.ond Eoltage, and Son, VIII stand ue enSl. Ci2A.
before ihe reno Of tePopety. Mares kept at - cents
per weeS . ,.-....., ..,-,.-,e-.-.,.,.-..
EPSILON is rearly sixteen honds high, ic nay, ana
rs f he mos: beautiful ard perfect horses ever seen Bat
i've of his cos have been tTiaed four uf tat number
have prpyei most excellent racers What horse IN A1er
"a has done becrg His peigroe Is equal any in the
limited States No responsibility for acc ients escapes
Fsb l7-eotwsn VIC HtPNNC.
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HURTS VERMIFuGE,

T,HEREis is perhaps disease to which children are ex
posed that is universal and fatal Worms; persons
of all ages subject to IT, and ii neglected II may prove
riinous Then why will you hesitate when YOU can aiways
have preventor your house very little expense VIZ
Hurts JnriUaled VsrHJNge. The Medicine stands pre-
enlinenthe rapidy with which expels Worms is truly
Remarkable. Strict attention is all thatis required
Sold By Merchants and Druggists generally ltrfot
.T5 .i.Fd .1-iss4 RUssELvILLE, ny, July Cd 1855.
MR B. F. HURT-DsIy SIR: have been using your Yer
mifue my family since have beLn acting as Agent
for ycu l have used F2hnest0ek's Jaynes' Ioudqn Il
Co.'S and others but must give yours the decided prefer
ence all others. woald recommend the coinIn
Mtg valuable medicine Very respectfully
sept 2A-wly zA o.. MILTON ROBERTS.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
cheapest and best SOAP In the world have just
ceived loo Of Potash in powder for making hard
soft Soap, receipt for making accompanies each At
least per cent saved the OF this article For sale
cheap by a.is-1 tli % i1..cltf W. T. GRAY, =
jan22'54 tr, Corner of Broad aud Marketsts.
TUST received 25V gtoss No. i MATCHES in wood
q boxes. ai.id jaD22i a.siW. f. GRAY, broadway.
lust received 10000 CIGARS, fayorie brands, at a
| 81 small advance en- COSTLY. ~ NE GhAl,
jan22 81 4o.f.zl "A aIlI-LlLl IL pI Z
| I0IANS GUN CHROME GiEEy, in lois 70 sut pur-
| j chasers by jan22 ,54l W. p GRAl Y ~ Broadyay.
i DRANDIES, WINES AMI, uOLLAAp Gl N.--A lal ge
I ID supply just received and for sale by W, + GRAf,
snS% u .-Fs,--t -s ssgst.' s- iifi III
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REAUTyFTTL BUILDING LOTs FOR SALE
TETE have for sale several beautiful building Lots, s.z
wv on ard near the Franklin Turnpike, the ;;:
the first T0l-gate containing from four to twelve
cres of land some of them well tmbered and all eligbly
situated. Apply to LINDSLEY CROCKETT,
feb93-lm ,.7-lra No. 3d. College St.
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------ JUST KECEIN ED. = "--'|"
i n BOXES ST. Louis Soda Crackers fresh;
III 10 btls do do Butter do do; s-l 81. .-
10 bbls do do Water do do; H
so boxes assorted Raisins, NJ r.; ..... g.. q /
100 boxes Cheese, W. Il. at Cincinnati prices;
80 boxes Glass Jars, assorted sizes, cheap
g, 900 Havana Cigars for Nashville retail;
10000 bs Candy al le9 per lb by wholesale our own
manufacture and all other articles cheap proportion.
....,.r au.-. .a. J. e. d G. ROBERTSON,
febI8 .- -. Broadway, No %.
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