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AIIaNCE INITIAL INSURANCE COW.

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OENFRAL MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
security ample and terms the most favorable.
b. the OF Incorporation all the pronis are shared py
he assured and tn. Company liberty 20 redeem the
certificates in cash after the profits exceed sSso0 AL
osses VII. be promptly adjusted md paid
TRUSTEES.
lanes De p Ogden. SAM MITCHELL A NJ Merchant
James Brown, samuel Wilets, sper ; benedci,
John G,hon. Wm Thompson. Amei Reed,
: Burru Wm Adams, Richard IRWIN
spotord, Wniimarsn Lorng Andre"s'
A NOrre, Benz Richards Ann bei,
D A Comstock James Reybun. II Delano,
p NJ Wetnore WIN IA Aspnwa all, Foster, Jr
Edw Sanderson, Thos W Ludlow, q W Gray,
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Robi L Taylor, Thos Richards, jed Frye,
Edwd Center John Cryder, Jacob Harvey,
Henry Chagncey, Schuyler Livingston
JAMES DE P. OGDEN, President
A. NJ MERCHANT, Nice-Presdent
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary.
r. The Nautilus lmuiua Insurance Company VIII trans
,ci The bushes. OF Life Insurance tie Office myley
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PRICE ONLY TWELvE AND A Half CENTS.

1THE Kitchen Directory and American Housewiir-
i Containing Tie most valuable and original Receipts
n al the various branches Of tOOhEhi tosehef WI
collection of Miscellaneous Receipts and Directions Re
alive 10 Housewiery Also. the whole Art OF Carving Il
u.,rsed with Sixteen EngTayngs Price i: cents, or
en- copies for Il. - - go. 1850,
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). d. rOM lIps0, AID NH aK-

: ~ ~.=isDiATE LANDlNOs.-Thc steamer HuD.
son. IN place of the Ne-cie-isg llhe Only
boat that lands al Ociock Captain William ~. MslLES,
viii leave the foot OF Ceiersree the ensuing s.sson
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al O'Clock, y.
W. connecting ~ Hudson with the Hudson and berA shire
Railroad, the OF which leave te arvni nf oocL
Returning, the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, Iiusdsy
and Sunday, At o'clock L. NJ Or on the arfd of NE csni
touching both ways nj the informed ate landings f~
freight passage, apply on board or 20
srDnRs 4 SrkPHESON. 10 Nest-sf
This boat has been pal Tin complete order Nlha ne~ loie,
and eng and additional number Of slate rooms, and
viii found PHEASANT and comfortable boa any on
iht liver. The boat to~- no barles
This bes, l. now ready To receive freight ieiah
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by iikrt OF rrecepi issge'i our Of and uader n'
ID zeal OF the Cour of oyer 8nd lernnerto me directed
aud deg erePrecianaCn l- hereby mace. that Court ~
Over aud Termn,r snd Jail Drl eIy ~ and or DE CITY an
County OF Nevl ork, w be- held n the CO ill % sho
Civ the nrs Monday july next ard al persons bound
FEB appear bv reculnizance ottrwe. and All Justices
The Peace the Coroner High Constable, petty Consies
,ud Marshnl-. and a persons bound 10 prosecute 100 -a
Court and there, n their proper persons WIZ
their rolls records, indictments and other remembrance
10 do those ihnvs Inch their oc,A IN this behalf shall
appcrialn 20 be- done.
Given under my hin4 NJ the >her's office, the 9Th day
OF Nav. 1915, and OF our Independence ihe b,iL
ma law tl-fMon. j. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of TIE
County Of New orb, notice Is hereby given 10 al per
cons having claims against WILLIAM sTRlt hER, late 81
me Civ Of Now iOfk deceased, To present the same " ~
the vouchers thereof subscriber h- residence, No
a Secondsfreei the City OF Newly orb, or before h'
tenth day OF October ueNLDaied Newl The ON DAY 4"
Apni l8fl NATHANIEL :. W tEhS' F-Aeeui"f
apo law6m'
IN PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate Of fine
County vi hereby given 10 all persons
having claim. against SAMU FL ANDKEAs, late OF the Cry
OF Nev-York House Mover deceased 10 present the same
with the vouchers thereof tie subscribers az the residence
Elizabeth L. Andreas, No 17 Third street. IN the Cry oil
NewYork orhefore the fifteenth day Of August next
Dated New y ork. the ilih day OF February, lSb.
CHARLES BROWN Administrator
ELIZABETH L. ANDREAs, Adnlinisrairix.
ilf law6m-
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SHEKiFF's stLE.-by virtue OF Nnl OF mn
- ttcs- fo me directed and delivered VIII expose =,
sale on Wednesday, the oh day OF August next, al l.
O'clock NJ az the ve.buc Of the CITY AL OF the City
New York All the right title and interest O Jane OtOnuoi
md Margaret OConnOr which they, or either OF iet, Ia
on the day of November 8,o or a. any tim
,fersyari- ami % all that certain o OF land untt
living and being iorkvile IN The 2tu Ward OF the GU
Ses York and istin ui-hed part Of the Ha'
Commons and known Map Of said Commons ma ie h'
Chad-- Cintnr City >urve! by the mDer one hpnfTs
I'd ,or,-lue ti9D the SOrtheriy side OF ghiy>iN
,fee between the Third and fourth Avenues. conisnirl
twenty-five width IN front and rear. aud one hgutred
feet in depth each side be the same more or r-s Dated
New-IOrk. June 2lth 1919 NM JONES, snerh
THos PFrgs. Deputy Sheriff. lr&' lHwfw
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miscellaneous.

1O 600 RFWARD-Tbe above reward viii be
$1,000 P.d o1 ss recovery q he ioos.ins : s',
u MoDeyor In proportion 70 he amour. a, The
DOT of Murray-sifeet, between the hours OF aho ~
Monday the 7th instant, or on The passage 10
$1,000 Of the bills of the Merchants Exchange BANK
e. ~ :, f,be bin. Of the Bank of Poughkespse
Sl53oo OF the bills OF the Farmers and Manufactures
Bank Of Poughkeepse
e5ss of the bills Of various cher Banks o,,h.
T. P. BENJAMIN, Cashier o. NE
Farmers and Manuiscnrers Bank pSaghkeep'e-
r. NORTH, Cashier Of me ,,.
ANY information may be given 10 the Merchants
:, u .rx1;Es.-TTou. . Ca1l.aDt. to hn,-
s 1o ~ ~ minutes from ~ 81 win stage
aeh way ? ana up y S world AID citizen. vii End
rde to Harlem pleasant aud beautiful Fare on sunday
z ss1ss for any ''''A"'s J. M6RfHY q Chaiham..
,U,O PRINTERS.-For sale, an extensive BOOK and
i JOB Brnting Once with excellent run OF oaslne--'
ocated and vel established, IN one o. te y ~, p
rars Chance Il now offered The present proprietor IL
obliged 10 retire in consequence Of NJ health Apply 10 T.
l., H. EMCREk. Boos-e-e--, -, Do- = =
Il 000 ANY PEKsO> having liai amount IN
t,UUU. cash. purchase one half OF he interest IN
Manufacturing business which VIII pay net prohi o.
NJ bps,ne.s Can a, No 10 wan street, room IL. ~ B.
The best Of reference viii be reeulred. yez ~"
Any PEKSON wishing to adopt az Their own or take
lA Apprentice, remarkably inc llr nm.
Bow Of or old of respectable parenage and area
y in his education. can have an OppOf
unity 10 So II the references Satisfactory, by apply
n9 Immediately al u Park Row. l eS Nv
SODA NATEK-Nnh the following syrup- 81 supe-
- nor quality viz: Sarsaparia, Lemon Raspberry sIa"
,erry Pine Apple, Ginger, Vanilla, &c Also, Snfa9 9fn
Waters from all the fereni Springs, for SAFE by DA'ip
SANDS CO. Druggists and Apothecares' !" Last pIos'-
way, cor Mers.i-st u
MUD EXTRACT OF VANILLA "a. superior ..,,o
arce for Asvoring Ice Cream, Cusiaros Jenes rnHt'
- Aso. PREsTOS's EXTRACT OF LEMON, for the
.,ne purpose for by DAVID SANDS ~ Dfuggiss
and Apobecares II East Broadway, cor Markes JeoVS
c,EIDIITZ AND SODA POWDERs-Ofa supe-
rnr oay manufactured from The beet materials, and
u IN in The reates STYLE warranted extra weigh, Tor SAL
~ DAVID SANDS CO. Chemists and Apoihecanes, a
y e .r.'sd,,av cor Narkes jejn
sanAItIt.A WATER constantly receiving ife-h
= from the Pavilion and Iodine Springs, for sale In lots TO
u and delivered any part OF the city free OF expense
20 he sgents GASSNERS YOUNG,
% ia2 ChaihsIn-st
STATE PRISON CONIKACT-Propo'as WA be
- received for the labor by thu day O the cOnvlcts employ
In Department In the New Jersey state frsoh
numbering from 80 50 contract 10 commence on ne
OF August next and for such perod as may oe
mutually agreed on The Institution will furnish supern
endans practically acquainted with the business. sucen
ecurty vii be REQUIRED the contractor Proposals or
,her communications the subject Wa be aadfesseo ~
he subscriber. =. ID. oaDp,ol
Trcn,on lime 10 1916 je2ln
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Jnsuranre.
ne INITIAL. LEE INSURANCE COM.


Condition Of ~. Office tie l Of February and az f'' aa'
Date No Of Polioes md tr Recyt Los Exp rst N d.
January 3ist 1896 S2L6S SE,tH >HzlS
June 81 1913 l3i.+I 8.olo 49,
Increase 49, --sN ,oou sGSlq
since isi Feb'y ~ s'''-N loNt
~ ROBINSON. President
SAMUEL Hss~sY. Secretary.
MfxrrRx Posi-. PIY-irlan. rn4 RrnadwRv. Jvl Inc
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29
SLIGO IRON STORE.
Jewett's Patent Cary Plough.

JcHttlSS IdtGUt cary PiOugh.
TNilE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and customers that he has now on hand
a large supply of the above Justly cecbrat.
ed ploughs, OF this years manufacture. and
is therefore prepared to fill all orders at the
shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some
valuable Improvements to said plough The
mouldboard is ! J inches higher, and is fas.
tened To the standard with bolts and screws,
instead of rivets as formerly. 1t can there.
fore be easily taken off for repairs or any
other purpose at pleasure. The standard
is also : INCHES higher, and cast with the
same circle the mouliboard until it en-.
tiers the beam. This prevents az possibility
Of lis choking, even in The most foul ground
TIE heel OF the iacdslide is also cast with
a chill, which viii prevent its wearing 50
fast, thereby causing the plough TO run less
steady than when new.
10 those who have used these ploughs,
(and there are thousands Of the best farm
ers in Missouri and Illinois who have not
one word as to their performance need he
SAID. TO those who have not tested their
superiority over all other kinds ROW in use
with US, and their perfect adaptation to our
Aght, toamy soil, | viii say tina: YOU would
promote your interests by giving them a tri-
al on WIZ find them to work easy for
your team, TO DO the work wYh great expe-
dItion and TO 90 it We'll / ne mouldhoard
being made Of wrought iron, Of peculiar
shape, and the entire shear of steel, they
scour bright in all soils, which is the great
deside.atum IN plough for This section Of
country.
HUDSON Il. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge & Hale
JOHN g. FooTE,
Agent
Burlington March 6-45-II-tf
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School for TOusag Ladies.
vNHE MISSES NEALLEY propos

l. opening school in this city exciu-
siyely for Young Ladies. in which all the
English branches usually taught in the
New England Female Seminaries including
Algebra, The Latin and French Languages
Vocal Music will be taught if required
If n suitable room and sufficient encourage
ment can be obtained it is their intention
to continue, and they hope to establish
school for Young Ladies that shall do Gre
dit to themselves and their pupils.
Parents and friends who feel interested in
the establishment of such an institution
will greatly ohige by lending their aid
and using their influence.
Miss Frances NJ. A. Nealley, Principal,
has had much experience.
The tenn will comm enee OH Wednesday
the 18th inst, at the Church room over Mr.
lInsley's store on Maia Street,
Tuition, So. Term, IL weeks.
myl5-tf u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
4 FRAME HOUSE and lot on the

n FRAME 1OUSE anu lot on the
IA public square in the town Of Mount
Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa; price $500.
one third cash, balance in 6, IL and Is
months. Interest from date of sale, secured
by mortgage IN the property.
ALSO,
lot of ground on which are erected four
tepements, three of which are good frame
buildings, occupied as the post office, tailors
shop and confectionery, situated on the cor
ner of Washington and Main streets, in the
city of Burlington, Iowa; price $500; one
third cash, balance in 6, IL and IL months.
Interest from day of sale secured by mort
gage on the property
WM. B. EWING &, SON,
Burlington, Iowa.
ALSO,
A lot on Hill street in Galcna Oh which
is erected frame ware house, which rents
at present for 500 per annun. Price SiO0
Terms. one third cash, balance in b, IL
and Is months, secured by mortgage. En-
quire Of 1. DIX MhUND,
ALSO.
A two story frame dwelling house and
lot, together with another lot, in the town
of Warsaw, Illinois. Price SoOU; one third
sh. balance Oh credit. Enquire of
+. N. REYNOLDS,
my22-52 Warsaw, Illinois.
The Galena Gazette will insert the above
four times and send bill to VIM. b. Ewing
& Son, Burlington.
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TTyAKEN UP by John Mitzker. on
IL the ed day of April, A. ID. 1915,
running at large OH his premises in Scott
township, Mahaska county, Iowa Terrific
ry, light Sorrel Mare with a streak star
in her forehead, considerably saddle marx
ed, some white along the name, lett hind
foot white half up the hook joint, fourteen
hands high, and supposed to be twelve or
thirteen years old; and light bay horse
Colt with Il star in the forehead. No other
marks perceivable.
j. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Nav l5.5lq Clerk Board of G. {.
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I
..,ee ouarlers; a, the drawgate
NC ~, si on the inside, but Pey,ona
liea ~ and led her home a length
~ ns'' Nov comes the tug of
s'n1p. .,.,ona maintained her posi-
=, yen together; she gained
p0''' nsr round The bottom. but
= y, with little effort; a, the half
'sn" we'll together, which was
Nd 10 the three quarters but
~ mob closed il 80 as to obscure
The club stand. Fashion
% have the lead. but on
he mob closed on the track,
s%s IA the way a clear length in
,sn ir745l. 49,, ),
hars only time 10 say mar !.
's ! waiting fpce; Barney
~ he had 10 do, and did II
IA soob,less more he would
lad been required.
sdIcwipg is the summary OF The
TI r;,st Heat. Second Heat.
"a ] So
"A 81
b 81 i $50
ISL %
39a I Asa
y ...ses in This fast race were
Zoo sside.
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HardsCa,.e and C,,Sye,.y.


TuST received by steamer Mermaid and
81 for sale large assortment of Hardware
and Cutlery, such as
Door, till pad cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep shears, stirrups, 5rldle bit
Square, fiat and round bolts,
kn-es and forks of all kinds,
German silver, Britannia and iron table
and tea spoons,
Riveted and wrought table hinges,
Parliament do
Wood screws-aH sizes, wheel irons,
NH and hand saws, mill and hand saw
flies; rasps, augers, fish hooks, lacks,
kaughphy mills, trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axes-Yankee and Kentucky patterns
and great many other kinds TOO numer.
Gus to mention, all Of which wiz be sold
low Tor cash or country produce by
WM. GARRETT / u co.
mar21 Sign 0 the treat Western
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ESTRAY NOTICE

! T.ll.s' " BY VIM. Wes,fall of
I, III !. spnng Township, an estray
nhl. t sy y osown with a few white
mn ,b;s sn,;s' supposed to be five
stlts y. spring. Appraised 10 thirty.
eai.s r mint: my cents by D. II. Ran
/. e Oliver before Fredcrick Heizsr.
s0PY from my Estray Record
|st1as JOHN R. WOODS, GIN.
- - -.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
lust RECEIVED.

lust RECEIVED
Harpers' Bible, complete to No 90.
wandering Jew. complete to No. 10.
Prisoners OF Perote,
Engilshwomcn in Egypt
Crookshank's Omnibus, Nos l and 2.
Satia.
The Improviastore.
Warwick Woodlands.
Palais Royale.
Nights of the Round Table.
Fanny Esslers Letters.
Phil Burccl and Irish Stories.
Graham, Cooley, and Ladies' National
Magazines for May. For sale by
myS ]. +. TALLANT.
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Taken Up,

DY Merit Jamison, of Florence Town
ID ship, Louisa county, Iowa Territory
on the 2Sth April last. an Estray Horse,
described as follows: viz "A BAY, about
seven years old, about fifteen hands high,
some white hairs on his shoulder, 4 trot-
ter; and appraised at fifty dollars" Post :
ed before Justice Medlgon, May =, 1915.
A draught from my Estray Book, certi-
fed May 18th, 1915.
JOHN GILLELAND
May l5-51q Co. Com. Clerk
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AT THE
GREAT WESTERN,

"lLLIAM GARRETT 4 Co., are now
w receiving and opening beautiful as
sortment of Spring Goods from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, which nave been selected
with great care and bought on the most ia
vorable terms, which will enable them TO
sell them as low il not lower than any
house on the Upper Mississippi; Among
our assortment will be found the following
goods: -
Cloths, Blue, Blue Black. Brown and In.
visible Cassmeres, Plain, Black, Striped and
Pla'd Cassinett; Plain, Striped and Plaid
kentucky Jeans.
Gambroons Cottonad:s
Blue Drills Cotton Drills
Linen Drills Brown Drills
Brown Linen linen Coatinrs
Nankeens Iickings
6.ngnams Checks
Balzarines Irish Linen
s Lawns Holland
Cashmere D'Ecosse Colored Muslins
Mourning Lawns Bleached do
Jaconets Brown 90
Cambrics Osnabergs
Prints Russia Diaper
Bonnet Lawn Table do
Apr 10 AS
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BARTON II. DAVID.

One door East Of Garrett s Co. Jeferson-st.
MOULD respectfully announce to
w his friends and public generally, that
he has JUS: received per steamers 5, Croix
and Fortune, complete and full assert.
ment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
These together with his former stock. ena
bles him to offer inducements to the trad.
ing community to give hun a call before
purchasing, elsewhere as time and money
can actually be saved. [ap24
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Groceries:
ENSUR

MERCHANDISE, Hemp, Tobacco
NA or any other produce shipped on
board the steam boat OSPREY, on the Mis-.
sissppi and Ohio rivers, will be insured at
the usual rates of premium by the under.
sigred Insurance Companies.
Union Insurance Company, by r. RIDGE.
LY, Soc'y.
Marine Insurance Company Of 81 Louis,
by ID. H0UGH, Sec'y.
81 Louis Perpetual Insurance Company.
S. A. RAULETT, Sec'y
81 Louis Insurance Company, A. RICK
ETSON, Sec'y.
Citizens Insurance Company, WIN. REM
SHAW. Sec'y.
st Louis, May II, As.
The Osprey, as heretofore runs as a reuu-
lar packe, on the Upper Mississippi. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
my22-tf J. q. LAUMAN. Agent.
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IS Packages of Boots & Shoes.
WILLIAM GARRETT * CO..


st the sign of the '.Great WESTERN,
A RE now receiving and opening one Of
~ the largest and most extensive assert.
ments of Boots and Shoes Of every descrip.
ton and quality ever offered in this CITY.
which have been selected With great care
aud attention expressly for retailing: farm
ers ard Others wishing to supply their fam
lies with good article of boots and shoes
VIII do well to call and examine our assert.
ment before purchasing elsewhere. 1t con.
sists III part OF
S4 pairs mems thick boots
60 do do Kip do
AZ do do calf do
81 do do Morocco boots
"a do do seal do
$40 do DO thick brogans
800 do do Kip Monroes
"a do boys thick boots
- 90 youths do do
800 do boys and youths thick and kip
brogans
400 do womcns high and low kip, calf,
and morocco shoes
100 do Ladies Kid slippers
100 do do common do
40 do misses do
300 do chitdrens shoes of every size.
shape and quality
46 do gent!emens dancing pumps
90 lbs green shoe thread
800 do hemlock tanned sole Leather
300 do oak do do do
The above with great many other kinds
too numerous to mention renders our stock
so complete that those who may favor us
with call cannot fail to be pleased both
regard to price and quality. mar27
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COINBS. BUTTONS. &c

w Z have Just received large lot Of
w shell tuck and side combs,
Horn DO do do
Fine ivory do, dressing do, Pocket do,
ilemming needles, solid head pms,
Thimbles, hooks and ewes, bonnet reeds.
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes,
Fancy soap, ink stands. razors,
Razor strops. hair brushes. clothing do
Shoe do, tapes, black and white cord,
Black and white striped tapes for hat
bands,
Ferrting silk gaioons, figured velvet,
Top coat buttons, lasting, bombazine,
horn and metal do,
Vest buttons ofaH kinds,
Black and white bone suspcnder buttons,
Pearl and agate shirt do, strap do, with
a great many little notions too numerous
to mention, all o! which viii be sold cheap
for cash by WIN GARRETT & co.
mar27 Sign OF the Great Western.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29
Dye Stufs.

roRN. Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Butter,
u Eggs, Tallow and Lard, constantly on
hand and for sale by J. S. KIMBALL.
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Notice..

4 LII persons having claims against ]. II.
n CLAY MupD, will please present them
to the subscriber without delay
Nav 1851 w. Ii. POSTLEW AIT.
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REMOVAL.

= uuslness will hereafter be car.
MN under the firm of
At.,iD. MORGAN * co.,
o'ng at the corner of Main and
Stpde., " 3 Immediately over J.. G.
s1is.ue' where cutting and max
Nh lsus garments Of every dcscrip-
= - sAecuted to order with neat.
Z. D. MORGAN,
|s,N,, w. M. TRAER.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29

A XES-6 boxes Collins Axes. YAM
IA kee and Kentucky patterns, just re-
ceived nd for sale by
mayl j. G. LAUMAN.
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DISSOLUTION of Partnership.
M rrsnership heretofore existing
Msssn the subscribers was dissolved
- consent on the 2lst day Of Nav,
E. d. MORGAN,
81, GEO. TEMPLE.
sose indebted to or having claims a
NJ ne late hrn Of Morgan and Ten
\ p'ease present the same without
!" settlement. to E. d. Morgan.
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Dissolution.

TNHt partnership recently existing be-
Il tween the subscribers was mutually
dissolved on the first DAY of May, 1915.
WIN HOLDRIDGE
5l-3t II. DUDLEY GILMAN.
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MDO he - W EE3a
L TAILOR

/ vi AN nj ID TOT tHe patronage heretofore
L received, and desiring IA continuation o!
the favors Of his friends and the public has
concluded 10 reduce his price TO toe lowest
possible living rates. In iutureh he Will make
Cloth Goats at from 5000 to $780, Panta
looms and Vests from |, 80 to 100; cutting
cloth coats IS cents, Jeans and other goods,
SO cents; pants 81 cents He is IN the reg
ular receipt Of Eastern fashions and will do
HE work in the best style.
Shop on Jefferson Street.
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29

DIBBONS-25 pieces Bonnet and
IL mantua ribbons. in great variety, Just
received and for sale by
,smyS }. v. La MAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
by VIRTUE of deed of trust to
= me executed by Lewis E Reynolds,
will sell on the 23d day of June next be-
tween the hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and
four o'clock P NJ at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash, the following des
cribcd property situate IN the city Of Bur-
lington, Iowa Territory, to wit--Town lot
numbered twenty nine with the appurte-
nances thereunto belonging. Sale to take
place in front ofthe court House.
WARD LAMSON, Trustee.
my22-5t So
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-05-29

HERRlNG--2O boxes Scotch Her.
l. ring, just received and for sale very
cheap by J. g. LAUMAN.