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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14
A CH ANCE

TO GET GOODS AT EASTERN COST AND LESS.
a LARGE and extensive consignment of Prints
"A and Summer Ware, iust received Ivy Peasley 4
Co., and for sale at Auction and Private sale in
quantities to suit purchasers
10000 yards Prints, embracing the following well
known brands, viz: Cocheco Lodi, Fall River ,Cln-
ton Company, etc. etc. In addition to the above
we are now in receipt of a splendid stock Of Cling
hams, bingham lawns, fancy and embr oidered lawns,
fancy barages, gambroons. Cumberland fancies ETC.,
all of which must be sold immediately for the ben
ett OF the consignors. F. J. G. PEASLEY & Co.
Burlington, June Z, 1s49 Water street.
IUTiCE is hereby given to the owners and a.
IN gents Of the property abutting on Washington
street-from Main street to the Alley next west Of
4th street-that ii the side walks of much of said
street as is described above is not paved by the
soth Of June, ls4s, with good paving brick, and as
directed by the Internal Improvement committee,
that the said committee will proceed to have the
same done at the expense Of the property abutting
on the same. SILAS A. HUDSON, Chairman
june z, '49-2t Internal Improvement Com.
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McCormick's Virginia Reaper.

N0COV1HICK VHEIIT1d ItCdPCT.
II HIS very simple machine, which is warranted to
cut an acre and half of grain in an hour with
one man and boy, has been brought to town and
is now for sale by Mr. Darlington or F. J. c. Peas
ley. Our farmers would do we'll to examine this
save labor machine it is offered on such terms as
will involve but tring expense if it does not suit.
Money to be refunded il the machine does not work
according to the contract. Price $3.50, $40 down
and balance on LIST December. Hume II. 'ls-Im
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New Goods and New Firm.

TINE Subscribers have just received and are now
L opening large assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc.
They respectfully solicit share of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox. Garrett 4 Co., and
the public generally, pledging themselves to sell as
low as any other house in the city.
ID. GILCHRIST Il CO., corner
Burlington, apr 10, 40 Main and JeffersO SITS
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Just received and for sale

x HHDs. New ORLEANS Sugar; fierce Rice;
~ 80 bbls. N. Orleans and sugar house molasscs;
25 sacks Rio Coffee;
100 do G. A. salt;
10 do Dried apples and peaches;
Aso,a very desirable assortment of Spring and
Summer styles, dress Goods, ETC., including rich
fancy prints, Lawns, Ginghams, checks. shawls,
scarfs, florence braid bonnets, bonnet ribbons, bon
net tabs and articials fans, summer coat and pant
stufls etc. etc. by PARSONS, COPP & PARSONS
Burlington, april IL, 40.
I5-TO THE LADIES-E
TUSTreceived, an extensive assortment Of the fin
- est quality Of perforated paper. comprising the
bronze, gold, silver, plain, etc. Also, great var-
ETY. of perforated cards, bristol board and drawing
paper, at the Burlington Book store, corner of the
Barrett House. (april &c, 1916
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Commercial.

UrNOTlCE.-Rev. Mr. JOHNSON will preach in
the Congregational Church on sabbath next at the
usual hours Of meeting.
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New Store--EdWard Wallis,

West side Main street, north of Jefferson nearly OPP
posife A. W. Carpenters Je,0elry Shop.
ME subscriber has just received and is now o.
Il penlng large and well selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
IN which may be found every variety for Ladies and
Gentlemen, and the wants of children have not been
overlooked. Also, fine stock Of HATS AND
CAPS such as Gentlemens silk beaver, brush, cas-.
slmere and Angola Hats; Mems and Eoy's SLOUGH
Hats of all kinds; Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma and English Dunstable do; Infants and Misses
straw, braid and leghorn Hats; 100 dozen Palm leaf
Hats; Summer Caps of all kinds for men and boys,
and also for infants, ETC., etc.
The attention Of purchasers is respectfully invit-
cd to the above stock, which will be sold Wholesale
and Retail, as low as can be purchased elsewhere in
the city. Also, general assortment of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES,, Of all kinds and the very
best quality, at prices low be had in this
place. Those in want of Goods are respectfully
invited to call and examine my Stock. The purchas-
es were all made by w. D. McCord in the Eastern
Cities with great care and expressly for this mar
ket. Produce well as cash taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. burlington, may 17,'4s
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Also, all kinds Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queenswarc and Groceries al extraordinary
GLOW prices'' at the Burlington Emporium IL. JEFF.
ferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Let no one persuade you to buy your goods any
where until you have inspected our stock and pri-
ces, we are certain we can show you that no
house in this State offers the advantages to the
CASH BUYER. Give us call.
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD l. CO.
"Nfnd No. IL, jefferson street. june II, 40
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GARRETT & COOPER

VA II NJ ~ OOOTEN
TTAVE this day received per War Eagle,
III 81 bls superior Dried Apples
4 half bbls No Mackerel
4 coils Manila rope different sizes)
Also-loaf and crushed Sugar, Starch, Spades,
shovels, Hoes, Hames, Horse Collars, scythes,
scythe snahs, log and trace chains sc sc, for sale
cheap, above Barrett House. [may 10l
Hecker's prepared Farina,
n ECOMMENDED by medical Colleges, Hospitals
n and PHYSICIANS as the best article Of diet now
known for invalids and children, much superior to
Arrow root Saso etc., for sale at the Drug store Of
may 10, s49 +. E. GAY
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
TIME undersigned has taken out letters testament
ed, and all persons having claims against the estate
are requested to present the same to the Judge of
Probate, or to William II. Starr, Esq, who is also
authorized to collect demands due the estate and to
receipt for the same FRANCES L. STILWELL,
Burlington, may 81, ls4s-3t Executrix
WINDOW GLASS.
IN BOXES 8 by 10 window glass; IS boxes 10 BY
w 10 do; Is box. 10 by IA do; 10 box. II by Is
do; 10 boxes IL by l6 dos 10 box. l2by do; box.
10 by do; all Of the best brands, clear and extra
thickness, just received and for sale at
may 81, 1s4s F TALLANTs
CONGREGATIONAL CATECHIsMS for sale BY
may 81, 40 JF ABRAHAMs
DALM LEAF HATS: 100 doz. assorted, just re-
L ceived and for sale by "a 12) WI CooLBAuGH
COUNTER SCALES doz. Hatches Counter Bal
ances, just received and for sale by
may 10, 1s4a J. G. LAuhAS & BRO.
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NJ OTlCE.-All persons indebted to VIM Garrett
/ Co., will find their notes and accounts with
d. Rorer, ESQ, or the undersigned, and are remind
ed that they have been due for long time, and fur
Their indulgence will not be given. So if you wish
to save costs, call and settle up.
may 81, lS49 WIN GARRETT.
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White and black wool Hats, ETC., etc.
large invoice of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats chidrens Hats, ETC. etc.
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
is believed will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. J. s.
N. B.-The highest market price paid for otter,
Mink, Muskrat, Coon, Wolf, Deer and other skins.
Burlington, Iowa, May 81, 1919.
A List Of Dadd's Horse, Cattle and sheep Niedi-
cines for sale by E. Z. Gay, sole agent for Iowa.
A lucrative powders, good for diseases of
n skin, hide bound, ETC.; Physic balls, useful in
inflamatory complaints; Tonic powders, for general
debility, bad condition, etc.; Fever powders, for al.
laying fever aud infamitory aymptoms; Worm pow
ders, for removing worms; Diuretic or wine pow
ders, for distractions Of the kidneys; Heave pow
ders for heaves coughs, broken and thick wind Dis
temper powders for prevention and cure Of dlstem-
pers; Horse liniment for spavins sprains enlarged
joints, etc., Cordial drink for increasing the appe-
tte; Healing balsam for cuts, wounds, saddle CALLS
bruises; Liquid blister for bliserlng and counter r-
ritation; Embrocation for sore throats, strangles
catarrh, colds, ETC.; Hoof ointment for brittle hoofs
sand cracks lameness, ETC.; Wash for iniamed eyes,
Ointment for mango, scratches, sores, ETC.; Oint-
ment for growth Of hair.
Pamphlets giving full accounts of the diseases of
horses cattle and sheep, with directions, given a.
way. Huntington, may 81, 1919
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Tailoring--New Establi shment.

80 THE Subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
and the public generally, that he is permanent
M y located in this city, and has taken the for.
Amery occupied by DR. Garner, door west OF
Messrs Prugh Cooks Iron Store, Jefferson street,
where he will be happy to his old customers and
alt others who may be in want Of any thing in his
line. He assures all who may favor him with call
that no establishment in this city shall turn or q
better ssfit' or ssneater Job.
The undersigned hopes by strict attention to his bu-
siness to receive liberal share ofpubc patronage.
may ", 1S49-tf f.. D. MORGAN.
- TO PHYSICIANS.-E E. Cav would call the at
ention Of Physicians his stock of Drugs, Med
cines, Chemicals Surgical and Dental Instrume nts
which he selected this Spring the East with great
as to quality and purity. In his stock may be found
many new Chemicals. such as Quevenes, metallic T.
ron, Glycerine, Oil Tobacco, etc. Among his IN
struments may be found Amputatory and Trepanng,
Pocket, Eye and Dissecting cases, Dental instru-
ments, Tonsil Dssectors, Lancets, ETC.; Teeth and
Gold Foil, all Of which will be sold very low for
cash. burlington, may II, 1s49
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

HISS COOKS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
'ifor Yoang Ladies. y rweltth-st vii reopen Mond.y
eplsubsg s saSl sw'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
ERENCH,- HOTEL

ERENCH'- HOTEL. corner u fr4nkf9ri-st sn-
Il Cry haL-scusr-. oppo.iie r- Cify Hal N-.- or
Cy, buif Ard op-re1 ty ne su3scr ocf, May =,
lsss VITO tuss ha FOR co1v-r.erce, coriori e-x.1c-
40 economy 10 cannot be surpassed n e word Il coz
tAins 0l1sr ho-- Il Ills COUNTY save
0u-y. a. of wach are warned TsIis- T1-y are az
nftcc ~ VIII e-top WAs1-fAr1s -ch are NED
WI Cro.1n wsler 1rocgh sv-r-p-A-c cocfs o-f- %
o1i oce bed II roor lie halls AZ Waief-clos-is OF
ever 1oor are lg1i-d viii Ess c-rcg IL nixnI ne
prires " rooms vAry from s. = - y = per ~eek- or
ru - 70 - cents En according 10 ocaIor In-r-
i oafoer ssoop .rc extensive rsnxc Or oe-foo1s
conncted VIII ne hO1s- Tnis Hoi-4 10 Conducted poo
ne European pan 0f I'D gag and meas a. tnry
nay Be ordered IN ne .plendd and spacious Re-cory.
POficrs MI oe ap c1rnk the nign 70 sdn strt1s-s and
Aso % ca Ten A. any hour they may desire And c 20
VII servanls - pern.rred receive per-
c1sltes- The r.shi bel 70 Frznkfortsl a. Toe trv
sloop ron the corner. lszs In r FRENCH. N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

MAR FLUSHING, Long ISLAND, y. L
THE TWENTY-sECOND SESSION ~ its lnsunuon
i VI u commence the trsi Monday ~ Dctontf nrhi
Pups are admitted he primary Glasses a. 10 year,
u age and the coegiae classes "heueyef ney nave
attained sufficient schJ.arstip
There i but one session u the institution ~ The year
u commences on the bret Monday 10 Ocooer ano ends 90
he ifsl Of August
n = requested that all who desire % ace their sons
p the Institution vii present heu FOR admission ~ me
euning " The session in October Pupis received
however after The Christmas and Easter reces-rs ana on
ne fret Monday March Application ~ be made 10 he
Rector. al College Point
aux fOl Rev. } %. BAhIONs Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
INSURANCE..
rEW-EHGLASD LIVE sTocK

EL ~ Dir NJ L-- L. - - - -o.->,
INSURANCE COMPANY-AT NV IA , - SCN'
Crsr-er Prru-tlk--f s---l sAls -
CAPITAL >5O,Ooo.
tLlTH PRIVILEGE TO iSCktAsf, ~ - -.
w D. ns1r- a. sinds y neai 60, 80 90
f.r N---for :. walls. lr.7eclof ~ - =. -
a. ether ~ 9l.c. 1c-s .ry LOT a-y- -,
Ray 5e 0o-sr@c ~ n ALfh HI - y A--D = -
LNICKERBoCKERF FIRE lSss kASCE Z, CON, .S,,i,
,slrs g-raIy rnco-Porsteii = - - - - .l -
ror-rs-. : ..s-- aar -. %. ard fs1-se y ,Is Sa e
- -. -. s-. ou-rslgr- az colrlec c1i-1y
p -. - g.. W - 10. nlin-@isie proximity. Al
l1s--. g. 4st-c Ard pad 80 pI.-- -
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
EXCURSIONS.
FOR HUNTINGTON. MORT

-r FOR HUNTINGTON, NORTH
A-Asaa--SPORT AND SrONEiY BROOK, l. -
The steamboat GALEbLt, Capt Nathan
Blyderburgh. will continue her regular tnps To- Norm.
P5rt and Stoney Brook and and sner Thursday, Sd
met commences running Hunting ton touching ~ Great
Neck Docs leaving New YORK from Steamboat Pier west
side Of Cslhsrne Market on TuestAys Ihufsdays ano
ssmrday. O'Clock A N and stoney Brook on Mon
dsy. Wednesdays and Fridays al 7 o'clock VI landing
A. The Intermediate places Fare 90 breai Neck - ct-
% Huuun zon Norh-Por 81 cts stoney Brook Is c-
Fre taken packet rates Al persons are cautioned
against trusting sad boat on account Of ne owners
al linz
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

Inventor. snd o.ters interested 10 Psleris csl ot-
Of 1- .lnscr Der every Information and 2id il . c
grocurug Of fairrtsuskng sn1 entering 90 CAFe.s as
pr-l lirrlrsrg applications .l1 such
Required Tor temporary security. wn.c expcr cr-s
regolsuug 81 sa-s, Sc sr- Beng made Asc search
Instituted su1 syuops-s ~ -Xistrg Parcis siih A.
other descriptions of ilflruarur Important u this C.
psr.e1f an Necessary for ig projection -1der TIE
Psient Laws.
gogeign Psferts otiained hrcugh responsh.c sgsn-s
RS irE a-rusd sd iL ne Interests only OF his -s1b-
i-lmerl Prourrlors of invrrrors l1feucilg % -
wll protect treu from piracy. 4 hey DO lot =
-ci their 0ng Ttls hat = irterc@t for tho.e
Who 10. by TIE avs OF Eng zn1 snc sone
oher cour-s The Faeri = gyer TO the trst per-0n Who
sn r-i there ard Apply for T. Tt-s tho American las
oftet he rorlScaol % treng. o. application soruec
fr Patents. itss h- hAs been superseded already Per
sons residing Of .hs city Who desire further 1iorn4
uol, CA oolais he sane oy CORES lgncrnre
P PRISON. Civil Enz'reer,
.rSs w. o-xc- WsI-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

f1SACF-The superiority of nj Furnace over 81
80, -.is among otne-s in The follow inE important
n,.rts The heal from ne full 20 perfectly -cono-
800 ti.f oo more c.D escape into ne chimney ual j.
sr soa eirai method ~ distribution The heat = more
f-efg impaired l- ar toeifs into ne house 10 i-
be only 'uruac- producing direct ard posuve Frlla
0n i. hv its sc0n the cold f0l Or : drawn or and
immediate Is rep aced hy copOls volume oi fresn warm
~ ei-ch I. equally d ru--d throughout TIE room :
A rev sn1 more proper method % supplying ne nrc-s
.r waller fr eVapuran01 End also for governing ihe
gsr.irg temperature oi the srar-menf-
Tie fruciOn oi t1is Heater has been 20 sincty
covered by Pml0sorh'cal principles and ~ effective
9orrsto on both ~ Warner ard N-nrator has ben
rusr.rt as t0 atict the attention uf our men 0 science
saoos y tOm Professor OREGON las deemed % Worry o
rarrcliar 8e-crpror Il a valuable wOrs on ihe ses
and Abuses OF A. Published by J : Re1r- q. y. \.
Reference o. the C0mmissiOnrrs Of Emigration, who
have seven Of heaters IN succesfu operation. and
% the following certificate selected from number. are
thai necessary 10 demonstrate iis high claims 20
public regard
Jas a bull Esq - Dear Sv II. with pleasure, state
that your Furnace put up n the Egha-av Presbyterian
Cblrch has given entire satisfaction. Not only he main
body Of the Church but he basement story also has been
kepi warm curing the past winter mouths u h,s Ike
ise thoroughly ventilated both apartments, ana Kept ne
atmosphere 10 pleasant and health u slate and lss con-
sumed Aut three tlns 0f Goa Thus proving -ef % be-
what YOU claim Tor To- VIZ An economical Frnuialng
Furnace. Very respectfully, your or servant
Nrw-YosK Apr. II. ls4s. Pre.'t. Board OF Trustees
Portable slrnAces Manufactured on the panel PIE
fhe stationary uHes
REGISTERS 0F NFW STYLES AND PATTERNS
Also new Cow or Chimney Toy. -1ch pracucal Tests
have proved fo boz 1r- p1scrll ffan any now n use
Descriptive pamphlets will be- furnished 90 spf calon
20 isuN ifl BULL rs Edndge-si, Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
IrLA--IoAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL

y WEST POINT, \ Y-Th@ Winter term " ihi- D. sii
tuition will open the fret a. November, under The rec
ton Of the lndersigned no. for time pact has been
s.socisted with h father late Principal. 10 s man
aseneut The organig alton ana discipline - here,
oforc VIII he maintained and The same body Of instruct
ORE engaged The Institution rom its proximity 10 the
L MiU'sry Sc noI, will continue - enjoy he opponu-
atty of procuring te aid 0i accomplished masters in ac
vsncsd bfa1c.s % science in special accomplishments
not ordinarily embraced in course Of study TIE conf
i,nc- snd patronage has hitherto amply received, MAJ
thereto 70 is believed, be safely continued For further
inflrmaton parents and Others address
EDWARD v KINGSLEY. Principal
REFFsENcFs-tirn scuu. Z. Army, Cow. kemhle
Eco West Point foundry; Robt ?. Parrot, Esq 90 Do
toe Superintendent and Professors Of the Military
Academy. ~ <"r'sl'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
r. 7s<sssss.szzs -cnoohEY,. nopNTAls

ksofA hAibhDND-
EAPRE5s TkAlS--On als sfef
Thursday. tho 6h of July, in addition tho r-E4af
trslns Express Train vii leave Se~srs al 0i 0cocs
A NJ Tie afnys Of tho . O'Clock A 81 usin rom
Phi ade phiz for MOrrsl0~n and Dover where caas
viii b- in wauBs convey passengers % schO0.sy's
AO4nian, arnyins there al O'Clock 2 VI. Ins I-n
vii connect giin he ID OcOcs irsL from Newton Al
the foot Of Cenre-st Returning, Vii leave Dover o. y;
OciOcs NJ stopping a. al The stations ne fOad srd
.frye Al Newark In nne for The oeOes train for Aer
YorE
y b-Ths train, on mo up urip, viii receive snd Do
liver Passengers a. Orange Depol, Higlile summit
Asfi .o,I. Morn .tosn. Rfrsawzv ard Dover WA.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
TuIs nav PUBLISHED

,.vu MARX \ NEWMAN co - Broadway New
Ii r,s ,-r l5ttfoo " Jahr's Biblical Archaeology,
rsn.ia,-o rom the Lana with additions and Corrections
~ c1pious ind-r 0f pe..ages ilasirslr1 n} % lol
= r-rfafr Pror@-s1~ ~ Mora ard Ine .-cinh fniIu.-
-sv "a of rs- hebrew Language in sowdoin College
fff n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
REnnoyAI--NorIcE TO THE PUBLIC.

nR WHEELER ocui.t ate Of - Gr--nviea-s-l r--
D.pcclfuy appns-. b. rlmrrO1s patents and n- qlolc
generally, ha D. has removed rs 0ce ard re.ic91ce %
, BsrciaFsi 5roac Fsy, where - ~ill drfOte I'M
self 20 Optnsmc surgery s1c The treatment 4lf ere u
diseases o. rye snd ne lnseron Of .fnc2 is-l
of superior .r1f.c1rs. a1d where "a IN versa remedy
TT Caoe-z scc Cno-rs tnfarr-. A. a. r.-s be
cured O-sce nugrs rom NJ 70 n srer WI ch
outdoor p.ri-ut- A.. .tt-,t-c sui5 iu-oe-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
'THE NEW-Y0Rk IRON BRIDGE cOMPA

4 ~. siey Known a. Riders Psi-1i iror brcse-l ne
company witch has 1erto rnis1-c hes- ords-s -nd-f
patent granted the Nsihsrel k--r, ceceAsec,
have become satisfied thsi ~ re principles embraced y
t1ef construction -i-t 10 previous paisrt zrant-
"a n the year 1889 g. Coz SePh-z n Lo1z, I Eaxi-
ue-rs. a1a by him -sigusi-c As L0rg's SasP-n.oe
bncgcs.' Arc rAve therefore made srrAnkrrrr vi
Col Long BY whch hey have s-c1r- nc exclusive "A y
y maze ard veut hese 5ncges lhroas aou. ne whole
Uuii-d States
Tie only change consequent upcr re ne~ srsrge
vii oe flnc IN the AID srye Of the conpsry The
parties composing "a beng ne and construction
cf the bricges VII oe essentially ne sane.
sas In n. n WHITE, Ags1l Il Broadway, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

DssrRUcrivE FiRE-A fire broke out yesterday y
in the building on Main.st owned by Frederick starr
and occupied A. a cabinet warerOOm When the shfn
was given the flames had made considerable progress,
but by an efficient direction Of the hydrsnts II wa
checked and Mr Vieles hne building was saved. Inc
whole Of the third story Of Mr. Stars workshop snd
the fourth story Of the building adjoining we're gutted
Several small buildings n the rear we're burned down
The roof Of Mr. kearnsys block was burned 30 that %
will have 10 be- repsced-l0ss about : 300 Mr. Starr
removed the greater portion 0i hi. beet furniture, and
the occupants of the building and those adjoining pu'
their goods int the street The loss to Mr. Starr Will
probably reach $1,000 against which he IL completely
Insured Mr.. Gfeenough removed all his goOds, and
will suffer considerably from their damsRe. Messrs
Winslow Young, druggists, estimate their loss ~
shout a. 90 and the dry goods dealers In the Empo
rum block suffered somewhat John Parker has
probably sufer,d Ell 600 The dead body Of colored
man removed from OF the houses IN the rear of
the block burnt and lett lying In the s,reet
while his wife and sister demanding its burial
Rochester Democrat, 4th
A RELIGIOUS STORM IN rHE BEnNuDA lsLEs.- .--
The Bcmndian Of the 18th ult states that thirty years
ago bin passed for paying the Church OF England
clergy by the people Of Bermuda IL will soon expire
new bill included $500 year 10 the Mehodists and
the high Church party have kicked and throw
out the bill In pc, Colonial government trusts far
paid persons than 10 the people, and did 90 IN
Virginia ~ wears agO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
B,5tgN TRADE.
cal IFOHNIA

list PUBLISHED. PRICE IS CENTS
rrgF SPANISH TEACHER and Co. I0qh-i fnra-e-
l ga1s an ea-y arf agreeable meiAyi 'i alt--''--
.-e.s. al sros "a - - ne spanish .ansuasr
~ Francis blt-r, ~ ,.
1-@.., and -sf0r ~ -rF F1s.~.. 15 W-ier-st J.
G.-rar. snd ln- lrsde supplied ol ne most b. a.
fay-0u- f-rm-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
TEXAS.

GEokeE BUrLkR BkOrBEk. Galveston
HAEkIs GEoksE BUTLEs fe-a-co az Q1irtsns
WILL ATTEND 10 tn- cole -clor of Mole. and Ac-
w counts 10 the State of T-rss - purchase o Produce
receiving and forwarding merchAr1-se s.c s of Gen
era Commission Business.
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