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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28

Dubuque Mutual Fire In
surance Company.
TNHE above Company has beenin operation ears
L and has done fair share of business. The e.y
pense of the insured during has been
ONE-HALF the cost ofnsurance in any other company
upon similar property 1t is the only Company in Iowa
and losses can always be adjusted a, home The per-
sons insured become the stockholders of the Company
and thereforethe company cannot fail. W. ~ 9
business of the country.
DIRECTORS
Richard Benson David Decker
James L. Langworthy F. " Goodrich
Lawrence Molony J. p. Farley
Timothy Mason II. s. Herngton
M. Moqley JIG. Shields
E. Langworthy P. Lormier.
F. ", GOODRICH, Prest
F, Z. BIssELL, Secretary.
f. LBNGwoRTHY. Surveyor.
AGENTS Offices,
0. F. Stevens ESQ.,, Garnavo, Clayton co. D. T.
Spur, ESQ., Bellevue, Jackson Jonas Clark, ESQ.,,
Maquoketa, A Harland, ESQ.,, Marsn, Linn 90. E. ".
Carter Esq, Elkader, Clayton co.
Dubuque, Nov. II, dwtf
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Carriage and Wagon Shop.

on SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
opposite the American Hon. and the Post Office
pAEA ANY description of Four, Two or
4eEgIg One Horse Wagons, suitable for the
Mines or Farms or for the California and war
ranted to run easy and ready to mmedi use
Connected with the above and adjoining il is first
rate Blacksmith Shop and Paint Shop where work il
done of every description, and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well the taste Of all persons
can be suited the work is done under his owl imme-
date inspection Orders from any part of the country
promptly attended to. Wagons ofevery description are
built to order and for SALE which for style, durability
and elegance of finish, cannot be surpassed. Norkmen
OF celebrity are engaged and the best materials used
VIM. HURLEY begs leave to announce Farmers,
Merchants, citizens and Others that he now loo ated
at the above stand where he will always be found the
ready recipient of their patronage. lie need say moth
ing OF his Work that is already known sufficiently to
be guarantee for the future TO any who NAV en-
trust him with the execution of order His
aim viii be to have xceptionable charac for
quality ,cheapness, punctuality and despatch.
GrRemember the direction:
WILLIAM HURLEY,
opposItefhe American .fouse and near the Post Office
Dubuque, Sept.I N, 1853. daw-Iy
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FAST TaIp.-The Steamer He,rie,,a mad.
'ne run from st. Paul to Dubuque in e
hours and making So landings in the time, and
or'"g'"g large number of passengers.
we learn that the difficulty between tho
'ie"''es'a aaa The sheriff of Clayton County
has been amle IDLY arranged We are glad to
hear this.
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Livery Stable.

Lively Stable.
On 4 bstuscn Main and Loenststreets near Cat, Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
HAVING had their stable horses &c destrey ed nv Fl
IL have now built stable, and purchased fres
horses, harness. saddles bugges Carriages sulkies
efc which they invite public examinat and trial
Wepsdge oarseloes to keep good horses carriages
etc., as can befound asyUhsrei the Northwest Aipe
ask is a trial.
gJHIghest prices paidfor corn, oats andhay
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NEW GOODS.

Corner Of Iona and Fourth Streets,
M9A HAS just received his supply of Fresh
74 Staple and Fancy GROCERIES,, consisting
&sx~ of
LIQUORS.: ron, Pmnes&e
french coEiac Brandy; Rasans, Figs, currants;
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotch, Rye and Bour- bacco &C. &c
non Whlskey; STAPLES:
n. Croix Rum Teas Sugars Coffee Mo
,,araschinv curacao; lasses, Herring candles
Holland and N. York Gin; Spices Soap Starch Rlue
Absent, st Louis and Gin VernacelIa Macaroni
clnnati Wmskey. corn andOat Meal Barley,
HAYES: Crackers of all kinds,
Champagne VINE Imported and Western
loo leases Is Ciarret; Reserve cheese, Oranges,
CIarret in casks, white and Lemons and ali Kinds n
red, Rensh Wine, Ami tropicai Fruits:
settle, Malaga, Port, cher Spanish cigars, of every
nv, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water Candies and Npts of sy.r,
Sardines, Oysters, Preserv- variety
ed Peaches, Ounces, cit
The unders gned will he found regularly AT his
of Blu mess, and will be happy at all times to meet his
old C ste mers, lettheir wants be many or few
What have lis of the choicest kind
HTJust received, so dozen cans Fresh Ovsters
- N. V. DESCELLES.
DUBUQUE, August 18TH 1853 d,wtf
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CONGRESS A resolution has passed the
House, that Congress finally adjourn on the
Is tn of August
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Chicago to New York and Boston.

OHCdSU W NtW LUX dnu BOSTON,
shortest, Most Erpedtioas and only Rail Road Rout.
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and Southwestern U. s. Mail Route.
PASSENGERS leave Chicago with the O'Clock r. NJ
leesraph IRAN, reach MONROE morning at
O'CLOCK connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving at Buffalo in time for the the IL O'Clock Expres
same evening, arriving in New York next day at p
by either ~ Y City and Erie N. Y. Central Roads
III hours less tune than any other r. r. and Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.I T. PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Leaves bunalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt A. ID prpx,Ns
Leaves Toledo & Monroe, Mondays and Thnrsdavs
Leaves bunaio, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt j. WILSON,
leaves loiedo ana Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves buhaio, Mondays and Thursdays.
Also, Three Daily Trains a Day.
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio
pennsylvania New York, and the entire New England
States. e
ISL, LIGHTNING EXPRESS, leaves at I'M.
: "a, ExPRe AND MAIL, leaves at u
Sd, TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves At SIN
Only One Train Sunday,-leayes at P. M
9TPassengers are particularly requested to procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars
once IN fremont Building doors south of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
80. GEO. NJ GRAY, Agent
June 18Th. S53. daw-.f
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LkAb - ne last st Louis Republican notices
decline of Lead in that market. Sales have
been made OF 6 cents.
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Cherry Hill Cemetery.

'INhE public are invited to secure Lots IN his Gem
L etery. 1t has been laid out in a convenient and
lastefui manner into lots of different sizes The dis
vance from town is such that will not probably be
eI ihended within the future growth of the city,
that any graves will be disturbed and is so near
as 10 De OF convenient resort families either IN We
'cles or on foot. The road leading from Dubunue is
eNceHent and the propretors satisfied that rs sit
uaon ana eligibility for the purpose which it is de-
signed needonly be observed to be appreciated.
PERSONS wishing to purchase will apply at the Off
OF w. Barney & Co., or to the undersigned
, WILLIAM CARTER,
pec.22' 1905 dawff Agent for Cemetery
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and the undivided half Of Lot No T. sec &C. containing
% acres of first rate timber The Above land is sit
aed near Elkader, in Clayton county. Also the s w
quarter OF w quarter of see 49, town north ofrange
east. situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also
the quarter Of the quarter and the south half
ofthe w quarter of sec 81 township 90, range east
OF the 9Th NJ, situated miles north of the city of D
buque For further particulars inquire of the subscribers
GEO. w. BURTON co.
Dec. 3, 1853. dawtf
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(NHOIGE Lot Of assorted Teas, b, the chest half
~ ch st, or box at low prices G. R. WEST
LSaMILf Groceries and Fruits of every description.
Il on hand aud for sale by G, r. WEST
100 BBLS. GREEN ArPLES, on hand and for
1 W. sale, by G. R. WEST.
A LARGE aud Fresh assortment of TEAS just re
"A ceived AID for sale low, by
ANDERSON & MILTON
A LARGE lot OF Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, on
N hand, and for sale al low prices at INV w ars
house, Nc, 200, Leyee. q WEST.
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Dubuque New Book and Stationery Store,
Opposite TIE .4meriean House
CHI LES lRAT'r II A "

y - - ~ Y " - II "A U H "A Y,
u EGS to thank his friends and the pubic tor their
II nherai support for the last ls months, and uti
mate that he has opened that connections fore former
~ occupied by Niece md NorrSon) opposite tile American
House, as wholesale and Retail Book and Stationery
warehouse, where his friends and patrons can be sun
Piled with everything in that line most reasonable
terms iiir supply of WIRING paper. Wall paper Win
40" shades, &c, &c, are complete aud well selected
Accordions and Accordion Instructors Of the best
ty splendid stock of Diaries for 1854 of all sizes
have just come TO hand HIS blank books a,e sure to
give satisfaction tie has always hand from three Ia
four thousand volumes of the popular works of the
day, So
Let hose now read who never read before,
Ana those who sometimes read now read the more
Highest price IN trade fer clean paper rags Attend
ance from A NJ till PM.
Dubuque Dec. !, 1853. dawIv
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IF. COX.
Dubuque in 1868.

OFFERS inducements to purchasers of GOODS that
" cannot be surpassed in any place West of the AT
ant cities.
Amongst the many who are offering COED bargains,
the undersigned would beg leave inform his
ers and the public generally, ito whom he returns his
sincere and grateful thanks for the very liberal support
he has received at their hands, that he is in market
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PORTER, ALE AND BEER

PORTER, ALE AND BEER
Depot.
A SUPERIOR Article, put up in bottles for sale
"A wholesale and Retail. Corner of Sixth a md Iowa
charge. NJ T. SHIRGI A. co
Dubuque, April 81. 1854. d3m
NOTICE.
New Stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods Boo,s.
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
FO1. Sale Cheap!
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that they have
full stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
their old stand under the "Wap.es House e., Both OF
the above stocks full and complete and received al
recty from the Eastern Markets, and wou Id res,
pectfny invite all to come and examine for themselves
tor we shall sell them cheap-rery cheap for cash.
Returning our sincere thanks for past favors we re
main your obedient servants,
P. NAPLES
N. b. The undersigned would respectfully say to the
Ladies OF the city and country generally that although
my loss by the late fire has been great one in my lae
House Furnishing enterprise still they shall moi be
appointed. They may depend upon my opening lust
such store as the one burned, building
be got aud the goods got here from the East.
My intentions are to keep full stock of House Fur
nishing Goods in department. with the
latest styles of Dress Goods almost endless variety
&C., &C.. &c.
Feeling very grateful 10 the citizens of Dubuque ana
country for their liberal patronage for the
last fourteen years. and respectfully soIcits continu
ince of the same. With my best respects
am your ob't. ser'vt.
PETER NAPLES.
dubuque, Septl9, 1888 daw-tf
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Lard for Sale on a Cpdit.

TIE subscribers being DESTROYS of selling all the lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
oG the following terms: 25 per the time Of pur
chase, and the balance within and two years. with
interest at ten per cent per annum, to wit:
The West half ofN quar-. 81 town 80, rasge5w
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THE ATTENTION

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties u
~ invited to the following and raiuabe Iurentop
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form to the
of Disease. r
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1855.
Michigan Southern Railroad.

~ ...;sts ....sss ss..!ssIls
Neto and Importnnt .4ryangement. ensur,no
Speed and Comfort to The TTapeling Public.
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NEW Tierces of Rice for sale, at my Warehouse, O.
l. the Levee, Dubuque, Iowa. G. X. WEST
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so far as words make one II assumes 10
be more sacred tan the Censti ution i'self, and
IS unlike that instrument, unalterahle " for
erer; yes, FOREVER" and ever.
have spoken Of the .srolitical past What.
lei me now ask, is t. be the sp"liiicsl future
o. this unry These Territories, if organ
lzed, aoiI, yea, must, become non slaveholdin,
States, with population and political pros
perity second To but few in the Union | say
aon slaveholding States, and say so because
my experience in the settlement of new coun-
tries so teaches The laws of emigration on
this continent show that The emipra,inp line is
IN course south OF West. The das,re of all
IS to better their physical as well as their ne
GUITAR and political eondition-and hence the
greater portion OF the emigra ion seek climate
less Rigorous than that in which they formerly
resided. Hence, all of Nebraska. ,f no, ali
of Kansas, must be s1tl~d by an em:ora,op
irnm non slavcholdng States That the esai.
grafton from the free Sta, will exceed fas ton
TO one IN my opinion) that from the slaveholdinu
states, mere can be NJ doubt. With three
thou and IRON the free States now on the lines
Of Nebraska, and fifteen hundred on the lines
OF Kansas, ready to step over as soon as this
bill passes: with the network Of northern rail
ways which already extends 10 tie Mississipni
river; and winch, in two or three years time
VIII extend In the Missouri river; wrh that ms:
aud benehcrnt measure, Homestead law.
granting one hundred aud sixty acres :, th,sr
vino Will settle upon The public land with he
ai!d aud h-allhiul ciiilate that pertains 10 that
can stay The mighty food OF
-fnigrat'"n TIA a'ist pour tho .e r. ritnr-s
Thousands are already en- ron;1 ihiiher aud
tens of Thousands Will soon .lnw And will
they not take with hem their own institutions,
aud Will they MT be capable of fIimny their
own laws? With blank book before tn, m. |
they can write their own rules They have !
. new style and "clran tablet" Their s.a. !
tues will be as perfect newspaper a proof
snees The old defects will be left out The |
h-na' legislation will remain uHlettered Profit |
ng oy the pas, they will have high hopes for !
he future.
The organ iiion Of two Territories instead !
VI onc, h11 advantages Ter tLs ,orb, ana for /
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ThOs. III. BentOn's Great Work

l.. DoWEN, W. -.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the States
June 49, 1853 wly
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(SHANGE OF H0UR.-THE STEAMBOAT KEYPORT
VIII leave New York. foot OF Murray half past
two O'Clock r. NJ, and Keyport At eight o'clock A. n
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HARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND RoUTE.-oN AM
after Wednesday, Nov g., Sunday excepted) for Al
saDy sna m .fpy leaving sogSs corner q White s1S
bridge and mail stations north way EXPRESS .. p n
stopping at hte Plains Newcastle Croton Fas and "a
tons north connecting ut Chatham -Four Corners with
western karoad express train, arriving Albany at
From CitysHa stator.-Croton Falls, At 4 r ~ ston.
ping At all stations above Williams bridge; White Pains
north; Williams bridge 80 A. NJ Is 20 oSs
a1 From r tMsRpsnns A. al way stations
~; WHITE fMns, at IL IN. Passengers may - procure
tickets and have their baggage checked for Utica
places west and north OF Albany
1n and Brooms street, and Fourth
Returning TO New York leaving depot Western RAILROAD
corner Maiden lane and Dean street. Express train
Troy M and Albany 4S0 r. NJ, stopping ct Chat
nam fSpr Corners Phlment, Martindas, HilIsdas Co
Dover PawlipEs Paterson, Brswstsr Croton rails White
Plains and Wiiliamsbrdgs Passengers by this train Win
not be landed between Croton Falls wiiiamsbrdee
unless coming from above Croton Falls Passengers g.
lar train, leaving Croton Falls ct r. N; a. III frorv
Croton Fns stopping At all stations between Croton FAIL
and kordham arriving at New York II $50 A. n: p II
TOP Croson rails stopping at all stations Crotor
sss and 7 s from WI %h: = F s9 r
ssoPgnE A. All stations From william.brdge $40 SD
al stations Passenger By the 1910 A. n from Wlsms
sTss, and 2 a. r from White Plains: viii landed
sun$Ey viii leave for Cotton r.Ilsl
and al way stations at $50 A. H. and p Rstur,;ns
will leAvcPton Fails att A. n and $50 r. n ssoppirs
received landed in New York Il shs vii p
street raon only Freight for Albany received diy un
sonN u kLlOI. Superin1e1dent
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WANTKD-AN ACTIVE YOUNG NAN, AS PORTER
w n drug store. One well scquainted with the bust
nse may apply to Andsrson MAslay - and 80 Fulton
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN. sITUA
w 0en such ~ porter In day pight watch
some rcspect1be concern; not afraid TO work will
become geeeraly useful write hand and
eaisk ~ businsss csa b recommended from my hest
Ilsyer note will be thankfully received by me- Denis
AAsan, TOR three day at z East Thirteenth street.
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INSTRUCTION.,

CRC BRoADwAY.-THE sUBsCRInER wrIT y.
~ seive new pupils for private or class iustrucor
AZ. Of Pennsnshp and bookkeeping daily this Wseh
success guaranteed TO all, old and young ' VIVA
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH sSo n.n.s
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DRIvATE EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING FOR
l. ladies and gentlemen, 6O0 Broadway; classes foe
beginners those who are somewhat advanced saoh
plicatons to be made at IA Bowery booktore First
semby Of the season, November II, At $50 Broadway.
r. BURNTON.
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ID EWARD.-A BLACK MARE WAS HIRED WITH
~ WAGON and harness. the subscriber on the lat Novem
ber Tf mare about twelve old fourteen hands
high switsb TAIL low headed knuokcd legs and has
bnnch Der back The buggy painted and the car
part black enauelled cloth top, lining il
blue enamelled cloth Wboessr will pro porty or
give Information where II be found will be literally re-
wAyded MATTHIAS CLrNTOCK,
No. William street, Newark, ". j.
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WE OFFER FOR SALE A SUPERIOR sToCK.or
a tables made with the patent India rubber
french cue leather at Wholesale and retail one basstee
tabie for sale cheap. GRIFFITH DECKER 90 Ann al
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DARTNER wANTED-WlTH FROM 5000 TO $40 0Do
In cash, to make advances consignmcnts Well as
taNshed No risk independent the actual
business with the above amount an
yantaeeQus arrangement All communications src ty pr
References given and required. Address q With
name and residence, Herald once.
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y r ct. ss:: -; .: IT, s
season ''"''iTrEs TN y r ii;srsHtsi cLoAka
s::s.s s.;s .;s:s N s. ;:s s.:
Eht hundred superb cloth siih lined eloAk.,
Twelve ssnd;sa .ses;s Lyon: velvet sls:i: ss....-
fss :ssi
y ssns5ss ssrs sess
1s.s an endless
TIE subscriber deems further comment unnecesssry
sssslmsn. already xsli l.sws and 70 would merely
ssa Y he the Ss .sssps osi.
in America. .,, GEO buLrIN
sn auK and fduIsh Iasbsy IL.
inspection elegant stock q furs not y surpassed
srses ss ssaas ssS
THE NEW YORK FUR COMPANY HAVE NOW ON
superb assortment Of iadies Aaa ehildrsns fuss
The sss .'
ass' nsssoc
MAN. sOI broadway corner Of Walker street.
DRY GOODS, &C.
I.UOU Aondsy, Nov IS At SIS Is each, somRrsns Iion
suitable SS for & sLs.n e dinner dress.
this season win Be found really bargains
any Of tho cheap IL; a
,CoRsETs, CoRsETsl u ooRsETs MRS. GAYNoR
ready complete selection Of French and
Gsyner being ssens several European
ns r. arp srss iyr
retail with the latest most improved and favore shapes
nn .ss prices usually charged - Third near
| CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FURNITURE COVER.
~ ngsat prices much lower than they have herecfore
very best quality newest designs
masks ampss Sroeade tsps:ries satin dsiaas. and ali
articles used furnishing at equally low prices ~ D.
''''' bargains - l''' A. J. STEWART a Co,
broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
Try eooDs WANTED;;11cURRENr DRY GOODS,
after ,sie gwen Ap
Fa1s oF oo g .ns 81
block above the Aston House. daily receiving choice
% 1S 1e.,as ansns Prass ladies: slesSs hosiery,
and a. plaid woGs. 'hsw and rse Sersy
before %
MRS. ROBERTS RESPECTFULLY IMPORTS. THE
s.s inc T. ss 70 IS
| way and l3l Ninth street. corner of Broadway.
| MORE ANTIQUEs-JUsr RECEIVED BY STEAMER
case q ne" and
| NEW GOODS AT THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
s::s, !. 1. .s; g. ,s.aA. res. article.
Bs%s.s's a.ns:is +. j. 81. -ssry excellent:
Red plain and twled all wool hnnnels.
New styles ef eassimeres, for boys wear
sns iss o. I'D isss.' Cloths, 49,. and s.
Yard wide silk vevsts.
Elegant long and square broche shawls.
al 90: .sisI R .% srs g. ss
bIs Rs:1 .a e.
| A large assortment Of linen goods.
the room. Great bargains may be had.
Domestic goods selling very low, - We have our
stock direct from tho man ufae turers.
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RlLL1ARD TABLES.-BE NOT DECEIVED IN PUR
chasing tables for IL b important that You should
nave well made table, manufactured from we'll
with The patent ndi. rubber cushions
any others Buyers will find II their 90 cali
ana examine cur extensive stock OF which We have
bought with complete Orders by mail
kes, promptly attended to- y"
GRIFFITH DECKER 90 Ann strast
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KA M sI.. MUTATION AS PORTER IN WHOLE
ssse puGness by German, years age,
wss sndsrst..ds ths English language and has rood e.
M, ~ sssnchss Of the mercantile line. Best refer
sFsss as Ninth avenue sesar store p@"'uA sppV ~
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NoPARTNERsHIP DIssoLvED.-THE CoPARTNER.
~ ship heretofore existing between Ncod verror has
been by accord Of both partners dissolved this day
vemeer H. 1884 Nicod has been appointed 10 settle all
Nov. IL 1864. Il. MOOD,
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A CHANCE FOR A YOUNG NAN TO CLEAR $3.50 OR
IA 5000 this winter and travel through kentucky also
one TO travel in South Carolina and Georgia the business
the most pleasant business could desire
AGENT has the full amount Of purchases and an prchts his
hands until final settlement Amount Of capital required
from $500 TO $500 Full security given for money give full
name and last business engaged in state when
interview can be had Address o. L. A. Jersey City
Office, N. y.
n. BThe business IL purchasing instead Of selling,
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"A No Ann street. an entrance lo Fulton street, sisb
ten tables BY George Bassord 16o Chestnut street. Phs
delphia Other Willard table Makers who pretend 70 hay
patents defaud purchasers One thousand dolisrs nov
Fulton Bank 70 back these aeerons shat Innocent our
ehasers may not buy law suits. Tsbes, balls cues o.
points, cloths 4e for sale above and At the
and % Centre street Orders puncuay attended TO- sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

ANY ONE HAVING THREE BILLIARD TABLRs,ro
"A hire out may call at g. Arents HOTEL 1883 Adams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

DoARD wANTED-A LADY WISHES BOARD IN A
ID private boarding house family with and small
room nicatin the second floor Terms moderate
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

WANTBD-AT RABINEAU's DINING SALOON, 50
w Chambers street. or two walters Mho understand
their business Apply In the mornng before 10 o'clock or
II the evening after 49,