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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

Patriotic Printers.-Forty Printers
volunteered and joined one company in
New Orleans. They left for the scene
Of war among the FIRST, and we shall be
disappointed if they do not render good
account of themselves.
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We regret that we could not pablsh
the well written PREDATORY remarks Of the
interesting tale, 10 be found on our first
page, as they give key to the whole
narrative.
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Map Of the Seat Of Uar.-We are
under great obligations TO Messrs CHAM.
BERs and KNAPP, Of the Missouri Repub.
lican for the loan of the plate, an impress
sion of which will be found in another
column. This will give to our readers a
correct idea of matters and things at the
seat OF war.
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Iowa VOLUNTEERS. Gen ] B Browne,
who is always on hand in time Of war.
and Gen. McCsrty, with others at Keo-
kuk, are beating up for volunteers to 60
to Texas, and fight the Mexicans. The
meeting appointed committee to address
Circular to iheir fellow citizens on the
SUBJECT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

Bowln Of Mo. and Hoge and Ficklin
Of Illinois, professedly western mon, voted
against an appropriation. for the estab-
lishment Of Marine Hospitals on the
Western rivers. Wha. will the boa,men
say to this?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

The editor Of the Lee County Demo
crat will relieve anxiety, if he will please
inform the public what he means by the
brief article in his paper headed "LaSs
Shot"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

The river a, this place, after being up
to the opposite bank for several weeks is
now falling.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

Three persons were killed on Saturday
evening last in ST Louis, by the explosion
of spiri. gas lamp. Three children,
belonging to the family of Mr.. A. Farm.
ham.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

The late DR. Stephenson, Of Mount
Pieasanf.-We received week or two
since an obituary notice Of this gentleman
but it has been accidentally mislaid. If
his friends will prepare another we will
cheerfully iuser. it.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

Mr.. CARPENTER has just received a
new and magnificent assortment of
watches and jewelry.-Ses Advertise.
ment.
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nize dependence on Him, i'll such an
emergency. He, too, will benn our side,
encouraging lis 10 fear no evil, though
England and France and Spain and every
other monarchy, should combine their
powerful forces agains, us.
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w ar News.

BY the politeness Of Mr. D. V. DAw-
LEY, the enterprising and obliging Clerk
Of the fast sailing steamer Tempest, we
received the ST Louis papers of Monday
last. The Tempest arrived at about one
o'clock, yesterday morning, in 2S4 hours
from St Louis, being the quickes. trip of
the season.
We publish below some very interest
ing and exciting news of different dates.
We are inclined 10 think tina, the account
OF the number Of Mexcans killed is con.
siderably exaggerated. II appears that
they began the fight, and paid dearly en-
ough for it. The preservation of our
troops seems almost provdential and sur
prising. We await the next news with
much anxiety.
From the Nee Orleans Tropic Of The 9th.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
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Convention.

The Convention a, Iowa City To draft
a State Cons ti,ution did up the work in
double quick time. They adjourned on
Monday morning last, and we are told
have connected constitution so Mira aud
parlzan in lis features. tina. the people
will kill it off without much trouble
We shall publish details in our next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

Late from Washington.--Ths news of
Gen. Taylor's position was received in
Washington on the evening of The 9th
inst. We have dates up to the 18th. A
Cabinet Council had been held and nu-
merous dispatches were sen, from the
War department, concentrating all the
disposable forces Of the Army a, the seat
of War.
The Committee on Military Affairs had
at an informal meeting recommended the
immediate enrolment Of SO, 900 Volun-
seers, and an appropriation of $40, 000,.
coo, TO meet the sxigency.
Good-The President had refused 10
accep. the resignation of Col. Worth, and
he was to return TO the Army of Occupa-
ton. He is one Of the best officers in the
army. The Presidents Message on
what is best to be done was probably
handed in on last Monday week.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-21

The card of DR.. GARNER, Surgeon
Dentist, will be found in another column.
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Grenada, Miss, was visited with a
destructive Tornado on the 7ih inst
Many houses were blown down, and what
is verse, twenty five persons were killed
and twenty two seriously injured.
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PriuateerS.--lti is rumored tina, mum.
Der Of vessels are being fitted out at New
Orleans as Privateers, to be employed
against the American shipping. We
hope all such will be treated as Pirates by
our national vessels, if war does come.
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Ole GamIs Gpe.
Thursday, May IA, s3aG.
TWO Dollars per anRum, e. in Advance.

For Terms in Detail, see First Pare.
~~~~~~~N~>~~~~~~~
" The New Volume Of the Hank
Eys.-Ney, week we shall commence
the eighth volume Of the Hawk Eye
We feel grateful to our numerous subscri-
bers for sustaining US so WELL and would
Just hint 10 all, that il is now NEST favor.
able time for new subscribers to come in.
We would be glad if all our old subscri
bers would pay for their next volume in
advance.
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1.-The news was brougb, ). ~
bel by our friend Walker, Of w. !.
command. The Mexican, IVY
tack on our works after Gen. T..'
down here. The fgd, comm.
whole day. The United Sl,Is. n
knocked down Motamoros, kiII,, !
800 Mexieans-they killing OaS
our men, by the explosion Of
The works were so well coma'
Mexican shot could not injiur, II,.l
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U OlI

DEACH ORC HARD C0Af.-Tnirte=nih-st y ard
Pssrh O-cha-d Coal-T- suosrrtber Ia. inst op-r-i
ward IS above and mas hand Choice 10! OF Rec
Ash Goals selected from the ce!ebrr;ec -eins and o.
The following stzes Broken Egg, Stove and Nu; Tor
sale az lowest market prices Also. Leigh '" hile ASA,
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF the above
for sale from yard Or Vessel Apply 10
T STOKES DICKERSoE s8 i3h-st- near elhaveuue,
and iG1 au1houy-sL near BrosdSsy-
II B-Lehigh and White Ash Lump COs by he cargo
Or single Tor . y
CUMBERLAND COaJ4-The EelaFt Coa-Ifi! u! us
S,rhsrge Ia fe3g days Of he above coal, ffesh
from tie company Mines II good order a. Jumps a. I9e
ft q. Threeui.=t v r tur sale low for cash. apply
70 T STOKES DICEERSoN No. 90 Thirteenth 81
sSu Sth-syenue and ~ Anthonyst near sroadFAy
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Scun0L BOOKS,

HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE, Publishers and Bookse-
1ler 26 Pear-s. NevYork, have recently ,s-net new
and vs much Improved editions OF the works Natural
PHILOSOPHY and Chemistry. " Mrs. A. w l. Phelps 10
which jaey respectfully solicit the attention OF sehoo
Teacher. 1Ili,tees and others Interested III education
Cones IN furnished for examination, on application ID
the mr. l.ner. For ale hy Booksellers generally ly22
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ERuPTIONS- % TIE SKlN.

- FAD the opinion OF Medical men who have inside dis
Ia their particular study and they al
whoU; exception, speak decidedly in favor of sulphur
msatons being the most speedy and efectua remedy
in all cuianecus diseases The sulphur Napor Bath a. al
nnistcrcd 10y Mr.. Carroll has effected some most Won
deTul cures in Of Years standing where 81 other
remedies hsve failed. let all who troubled with Salt
Rheum Itch Ringworr Punp.ed Face, other diseases
OF The skin, take Sulphur Napor Bath NJ Mrs. CAROLS
10 = NJ OIL lwt
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Real estate.

a. FOR SALE-The house AnG lol belonging 70 he
e. subscriber, Wai,7ey-ayeEGe. Tais property IS
ssias- ~ III ple1 ssstest pat OF ~ Sy, "i1h.li
uriazss walk " the Pubic Green The house Is OF
stories built !: modern style, convenient s arSe
bet.s Il 2; By Il, wiki hall through The middle, s.cag
doors. marble raneis crates, &c Also wing corairrc
kitchen. pArtres wafer from well ard cSter. and roors
above The lot measures lS q iron BY 40 deep ri1ars
from Whisley-Avsuue 10 Eko1se-Sveuuc TIE grounds
are oruNueaIed with OF vigorous growth ana vai1A
be shrubbsry OF Tariors kinds The ss-ea Is N high
s;se OF cultivation, and well stocked with csi Of 81
descriptions and vslEsbe assortment OF grapes good
ba- A-G other o1ho1tes attacked the premises
The lot froriire HlhoseavcIe Is OF The finest
ihs c!sv r building. For ply TO JOHN NORTH.
o. HENRY ED, Sew-Eayeu,o OF - HENRY NJ NORTH,
feS Paa-l-st New-York 81 Sneo1~
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ARRIVED.

Ship Far West. wilHslcs, ds from New5uvypor, in
ballast to MASTER Sailed with ship Roman Ter
NYork.
Ship Wabash, Hathaway. Il is fan Noreans cotton
60 Stanton & Frost Experienced severe gale the
coast. Passenger 5 Van Lew
Bark Sara Jackson, Hcdekir. - Dis I'M Sonar 1925
bbls salt 10 Fonlsc Sons. Sept ~ LIST 80 ~ Ion IS
Is spoke brig America OF North Yarmouth from ESSt
port for DemerSra 81 Is 0ut Oct Is LAT SS To- lon 3
40 spoke bark WesSena; could nos understand where
fror, or bound l7th exchanged Squalls with brig Al
media
20 WIN weisser ll9 sicersse passengers.
Schr Emma Iua Rowland, Newborn. NC. naval stores
Sehr Bounty, CSthures, Newhern. NC naval stores.
.sehr Dolphin Murray, Beaufort, NC. naval stores,
Schr Auaconds Simmons. Washington, naval stores,
Schr Deborah Robbins Washington NC, naval stores
sehr Sarrl Appleton Mckerson Boston,
sehr Louisa I'm Boston, for Albany.
SAILED.
Ship MesrnIeook. An.werp Sardinia Liverpool, ard
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& WATCHES, JEWELRf and Silver Ware.
"a The subscribers continue u have FOR eale il
e. assortment OF tine Gold and Silver Watches OF
6Sb me most approved makers which Will De
Cd ccrec; ulkeepers, and offered a. the very lowest
cash prices.
They constantly receiving he latest styles Of Fash
orsbls Jewery OF every description including God Fob
and Guardeha;as, Breast-y;ns Earrings, Finger-rugs
br>cel-ts, Head Ornaments kc.
Silver Spoons Forks Butter Knives and sverwsre gen
orally, a. The manufacturers prices
Briis1riawsre fre Cuileri Fancy Goods, Lc- Wache,
and Clocks repaired By experienced worknen
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, 2s5 Pearl.
su25 cor. OF Futon-sL oppos-s United States Hote
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sn,es ot the stock Exchange
....WEpNEsoAY.
SECOND BOARD.

The Albany Argus says the receipts OF Flour,
Wheat Barley and Com at tide water during the second
week of Oct in the years l45 and ls46 have been as
follows: Flour Wheat. Barley. Corn.
lsl6 9soSs bhls, 1917 hu. 2l0,SSl hu i6,6ss bu
ls45.. 81 SOC 5000 9Sso5 none.
Iuc..... 1910 Inc ll05l7 Iacll5oe6 7G6Se
The aggregate receipts of the same articles q, tide
water from the commencement OF navigation in ls46, II
and Including the second week in October have been
AS follows; Flour Wheat Barley, Corn.
1870 s0S7 $50 hbls ,09l si bu sOs,s97' bu lSls bu.
lsi5. l,Sij5St 63i,;03 i70GsS " $3.50 ("
Inc. .5s29fs Inc l,o7idls Inc NJ u9 Inc 6S2
OF Tits quantity about 100000 bushels received
prior 10 the new crop coming into market
The increase in Flour and Wheat is equsl 10 1S s5
bbls of Flour Should there be farther increase in
the receipts oil the above articles during tho remainder
of the prcsent of navigation the quantity Of Flour
reaehns tide water this year viii be aol9o9. hbls OF
Wheat sssl $40 bushels Of Barley l;'S&slS bushels
and OF Corn l,Ssal7o hashels. quantity altogether
unprecedented
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

ENRASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS for excluding wind
and from the bottoms OF d0Orsis inserted into the
lower rail OF Tie door, goes down TIE ill as coses, and
rises within the rail AZ opens They are healthy because
the under-cuTrent Of air which cannot be warmed by Grt
fetal means, Is excluded they comfortable, because
the temperature is equaiiSed and the feet warm in any
part OF The they economical because where Is
cold air admitted and OF less fuel required keep
warm. Price s. ~ per door, which ncude- putting in.
Manufactured BY JOHN FRASER,
FIN NJ I On. ,linLl. NrM-NOrk
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i,nblir Gonpepauses, &e.
rT~~~ REGULAR MAIL LINE Dc:
E7Essss Boston and Sew-York. be tire "a,

ST aREGuLAR MAIL LINE sc.we-s
,SzsssS-ss5S Boston and Sss-York. be ire fss. ~
ISLAND.
TIE steamer OREGON commanded BY Cap. Srh TA.v.
es. and RHODE ISLAND commanded BY cSli. Naneks-.
VIII ran ;nruG ghoQt the from The fr, .y a.
April. IN connection with the Stoaingnn Aaa i'd.
and Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving Seyas
daily, Sundays excepted from pier No. Sorh Kir=y Al
o'clock P. ~ and Slonngtoa a. oclock, p. u o. No.
tie arrival Of The Mail train from Boston. so
These steamers ats unsurpassed in speed spenGn,
comfort having each OF hem 90 large eouaodioi,
stserooms and berths for SO persons, besides ,e IN
waite rooms :c- families and parties -
Tee steamers Offered BY the uost experienced "a,
sra viii shorten the passage between Nex.York mi
ton frre !. 10 hoars thereby arriving in anlpe te ~,
81 the lines from Boston, North AID EssL
Tas OREGON VIII leave Sew-YoEh-ruesiAy. rs!r,
Gay ard Saturday.
Leave Stouins !or-Mordsy, Wednesday and Ys,aav.
The RHODE ISLAND viii leave Nea .TorS-Es,
day, Wednesday ard Friday.
leave Stony gton-TGesisy, Thursday Nlc Saturday
" S-PAssepgers, The arrival nj ihS tteauaefs n,
Sioaington, proceed immediately IN Ire splendid sAc q
cars 10 Providence snd Boston. without Ay delay aad
Sasease Master accompanies each IrSG - bossoa AAe
Eor passage or freight Inquire board Of the boa, 9:
pier No, \. Il. or " GEO. y. eAiECHlL0. No n
Vests. OF JOHN III. RICHMOND pr,,y.,sae.-. -
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.xs.-,y7-,7-7.. OpgNIsC: oF PENS Yi,yANIA

eSas-YT7TT-Tf- OPRSISC oF PENIS YLy8SIA
sss5--5---.-S Canal for ~. BINGHAM ) Trapspor
aton LIg PrOpnetq.s--W m Binztao
Thos Bingham, Jecob DocA, +" m A. SiTatton Cond1tei
on Sabba,h.kreping and Temperance principles.
The propnstoTs Of this Old established line have p Lhs
stock In The most complete order, and thoroughly pre-
pared 70 iorTf produces and merchandise TO and iroLa ne
Eastern Cites on NE opening OF navigation. We rDsi a
experience in the syng business and zasO-I
ALLEGATION TO NE inieresis Of Customers, will % Is
continuance and Increase a he patronage hitherto extend
ed 10 EinghaIns Line"
Our ARRANGEMENTS VIII enable 10 esrry freight with ne
utmost dispatch, and pce sEa always be as low %
me lowest charged by olheE 7ssporsib.e bnes.
floduce aud nerchand p ~ be received and forwa'dee
fas! and West Without sny charge for forwarding Cd
yanctng heig!.g storage commission. MARK pACh.
AGES BlEGHAMS LINE. Rlls OF lsdtng forwarded sr5
every direction romptys,uendSd - hcdess apply
WI TYSON, 4 gent, 10 IVs.ts- ". Z
BINGHAM, DOCK sTkATTOS,
81 Jsyket.i PhilshrIphta
JAMES WILSON, Agent - Sosih H0yTard.s, Baltimore
WIN. BINGHAM Proprietor,
Canal Rain. L.tsrty-st Pit;sborsh
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PT-FNUE BOOK.

lust PUBLIsHED-The Revenue Book con,aini1g The
ra-et Also The Sut-Treasrry WaTehousiug and Cana
dian Transit Bills OF 1916 and The Drawback Lsws; Ike
wise the British Tarir a amended nj The late session
reduced 10 currency Published and for sale by
BELL L GOULD, Ststoners and Publishers
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

q Poems, BY AMELIA, we are slan 20 sec
have reached Second Edition Enlarged and I'M
proved. which has been sent US by Appleton IL Co
"a neat noroccocovered l2mo. Of 200 pages.
Without ranking Amelia so highly as some %
her admirers do there are few living writers "nose
casual effurions we read with troer enjoyment
We eosv from her volume the last poem
THE OLD MAID.
y.v sta ala, tbus IN solitude ner heart
$500 nneI.ipg In her eyes delicious blue
and :. /, heaycs her ripe lips lie apart
Asff 10 LET ia heavy throSb!ngs through
T, her DARK eye depth Of softness swels
Deeper than her e'er careless girhood wore
And her cheek crimsons with the nue. that tells
The rich. far fruit is ripened 70 the core
Il Is her thsrticth birthday with sgh
Her soul hath turned from Youths uxuriaDf boTe!s
And her heart taken up the last swee: ne
That measured ou. ia links of golden noofsl
She feels her inmost soul within he' 90.
With thoughts too wild and passionate 10 speak
lie, her full beart--ts own inoIple.el-a
Translates itseh in silence on ner cneeH-
Iowa o,eping buds Affections glowing ao~ers
2,nce sprsng within upon her beaming track;
Oh life was beautiful in those lost hours
And We. she does not wish 10 wander back!
Nc! she but loves in loneliness TO think
On pleasures past though never more To be
Hope links her 10 the Fnture-but the link
That binds her 10 the past is memory
From her lone path abe never turns aside
Though passionate worshipers before her iail
Like some pure plane; IN her lonely pride
She seems 20 soar and beam above them all
not that her heart is cold emotions new
And fresh as flowers, With hcr hearstrings Knit
And sweetly rnournful pleasures wander through
Her virgin soul and softly rustic il
For she hath li7ed with heart and soul alive
To all that makes life beautiful md fair;
Sweet thoughts like honey bees hare made iheif mVe
or her soft bosomceB. and cluster there
Yet life is not TO her what II hath BEEN
Her soul has learned 70 LOOK upon It's sio4s-
And now she hovers Ike a star bstween
Her deeds Of lovc--6cr Saviour on the Gross
beneath the cares Of earth she does not bow.
Though she hath oft times drained ts bitter cup
But ever wauders on with heayenward brow,
And eyes whose lovely lids are lifted up
Sho feels that in that loyelier happier sphere
Her bosom yet will, bird-lik Ind us mate,
And all the Joys II found 30 bissful here
Within that spirtrenlm perpetustc
Yet sometimes Ger her trembling hear; strings thnll
Soft signs. for rsptures ii hath ne'cr enjoyed -
And then she dreams Of Love and strives 10 MI
With wild and passionate thoughts the craving void.
And thus she wsnders on-hGlf sad. hall best--
Without mate for the pure. lonely heart
That, yearning throbs within her virgin breast,
Never 10 lind It's lovely counterpart
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% FARM FOR SAI.Er-Sitlate the Road from
New Rochelle 20 White Plains about equ-distant from
eaeh, containing 80 ACRES or LAND, ali OF which
Ployy Land excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Land.
The place divided by lane, and is laid into
venent lots for cultivation All The fences OF stone in
good order and the ground In high OF cultivation
The buildings al OF good character and order For
TERMS applylo 5. s KENYON on The premises or OF
dgH j. ADRIANCE 80 John.st Ee,g.York
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g. Al PRIVATE SALE.-Three Lots on the
s:a Ninhavenue East side between Forty-uinh aud
~AA FNieth sis. For particulars apply 10
oil IwANTH0NY ]. BLEECKER. Auctr, 6road-st.
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n-sPY FOR 1917

rI'Is day published e Pocket Diary FOR the year 1917
r1n,aEn bIs1 r1snoranis for every day in the year
f.ncCdng Sundays) ard Almanac snd Isl Of sundays
IN 1887 Time Table. Rates OF Postage Times oil hod-
irg Elections CORPORATION Of The City OF Nev-Yo rk;
Courts OF the United SAFES. safe OF Neyl orS ard Cy
OF Neyr-York American Ministers al Foreign Courts
frited state. Stae OF SeyvYork and City Of Sey-iork
President, Of the United States, Se SC Published and
s,- .aIeb v BELL < GOULD,
% Sts,ta.srs srd Booksellers, i55 Na-saU-s,
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WINDOW SHADES. GILT CORNICES, Il

WiNUVN S,IltyI.sS, III HVtt.NIt - " " =.
w Sc.-J. c. WOODFOKD, el5 Broadway. oilers for
sale wholesale and retail large assortment III the above
goods Also, Curtain 1ssscls Gimps Loops, Gilt orna
mcuts, &c.
Merchants aul Upholserers buying 10 sell again allow
I'd liberal discount.
n. d, a practical uphoslcr In attendance,
Rrl.n. lt,-u,. I-.tulr. -. p
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. dr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steam

II UUSUN, OHIt W III IL NtlIeHi nav
ing been oyerhnuled. Is now In first rate o.
der will in future her old roue to Hudson direc!
without stopping nj the inferno Hlc landings leaving
from the of Celarst New York nj o'clock every
Monday Wednesday and Friday veEinge, and Hudson
evcU Tuesday Thursday AMI Sunday evenings al O'clock
or n the arrival OF tse Cars rom the Fast
For passage apply on board. Tickets through to Pits
field - 81; West Sockbrdge 81 10 and Chatham 81 81
z S-Thls Rna hns lar .nilher Of SlAte lnOm. sS
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-N>-~ >TROY MORNINE AM EyENIN,

.Nsss,--lS LINE Tor Albany and Troy MORNING
LrNE-The Steamboat TROY Capt Cos.
ham, viii leave ruesdsy Thursday, and Ssuiriay-Ths
steamboat NIAGARA. Capt VIM. Ellsworth will lesv.
Monday, Wednesday ard Friday 7o'cock A. NJ from,
the Steamboat Pier foot of Barclas Troy and inter.
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- FOR SAIE-Ore of the two splendid new Gothc
rs Houses No 81 s.. MaTks-place with Lot on Ninh-sL
~ directly N the ii required The above WI! be
sold al moderate price and terms easy early appca-
ton be made the owners a6ou; 10 leave The city, Ap.
biz to JNO. T ALLEN. $40 Bowery
B. House can be seen from A. VI. 10 ?. VI. OLE wv
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NOTICE.-The Under- gued, Trustees Of the creditors
] Sot Knapp Burch an Ascending debtor, late OF the
town OSvego County OF Toga and State OF Newf orE
do hereby give notice ha general meeting OF the credit
ors Of said hnepp Blrch VIII be held al Tie office OF r. :
Sweet the village of OwesO In said County on the oth
day Of October next o'clock \. NJ oT the purpose
OF busting accounts and demands Or and against the
said knapp Burch md making final settlement Of said
debtor. Dated Aug. I2rh. 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

E:. valuable plot ground The Nori.west corner
Prince and Marion with The Church sdice there
Also The story and attic house adjoining the
Church and fronting Maron-st occupied the Parson
age. The ground IS feet 'front.' Pncsi and loo feet
on Marion Chcrch s. feet front by - fec, in depth Part
of the purchase money remain on mortgage desired
Apply 10 :. ;. HINMAN, NaSSau-sL Oh wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

- FOR sALE-A Farm OF 81 acres in the highest
state OF cultyaton-fr1il of alt knds-one mile
= from Undertook, and the same distance from TX.
Pres.deri Van Hrren', Buildings and fences new with
ceca- posts. Zach LOT well watered Inquire Of A. e.
Vanderpoo No. IS fUrRiss Building Wall-st or Of John
5. Vo.burgh, 81 South-st. 1876 2Ist-st sl5 nm