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TIME NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ~
recent ACT Of tile Legislature, is authorized 70 take Ma
Inc and Fire Risks under title 81 the NEW hokk
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CoMpANa, lawn aasins
mid nil INK losses IN FULL oecisiued ny te great hres
a and i,5 and posse ssns full Capital OF sUo, viii
surplus affords ample security 10 al Pc rsons masking Ma
ris and Fire Insurance Risks viii be taken on as ayora
III. srms s other similar Institutions application at '
Office OF the company, No * WAN street, SalJoihs IN
Courier A. Enquirer Once ,r.n., t4i
oliver n Jones Joseph N. Lord
Samuel 5. Howlaud William Spencer
samuel c. Harriet Jubal Ierbell
Horace Brooks George Lovet
John Clapp Corns. Vanderbilt
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas H. Mills, lsaac N. Seymour
Hamilton Blyd.nburgh Israel Corse
Oliver b. Tweedy Josiah .. Law
Walter X. Jones, jr. John 4. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot fJ john EVEN
Abraham D. Davis Charles Minufn
Iioratio N. Sitbbins.
o. II, JONES President.
d. UEDERHiLL, Secretary.
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

rJNIIE usual place Of attraction for ENGRd VINO AND
Il COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved to 18th Street, hrst door from Pa: nv.,
where the subscriber would be glad 10 have Members Of
Congress- visitors residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the best and nj The shortest notice
Numerous specimens he at Office and the best
reference given If required.
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MAnKs Z. pUvALL,


HAVE ON hand Battery Kettles brass Pals Paters,
Ill and sheet Brass- Tubing Metal German Silver, aud
other goods manufactured by the Wolcotiye Brass Co.
Also, Riveis, both Iron and Tened
wailiams 4 Co.'s superior Gill Buttons including Mill
tary and Naval
Dexters very superior Knitting and Tidy Cotlonsall Of
which, Agents for The manufacturers, they offer for sale
the most favorable terms
They are also Importers and Dealers In Pearl Buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs, Spool and Sken Sewing cotios
Goods.
Paper Hangings, window shades and Ups
holstery Goods.
S,OLOMON HART, gi3 broadway, are now receiving
- per the various packet ships from England ana France
cry, an Of which they offer in any quantity whoienale or
retail ut lower prices than can be iound Ia any other esta
bslment.
Country merchants and others will find large aasort
menl Of Window Shades and Paper ansnss Of all the va
"a hand examine.
This establishment is always closed on Saturday
SOLOMON x HART
lnhnlssrers and Importers, 2ia Rroshway.
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II, YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors Of
~ Browns Iote Pennsylvania avenue, keeps constantly
on hnl large and elegant stock Of ready made clothing
IN almost every ETY. and style Of garmenfs Gentlemen
In want Of suit for immediate may rely upon getting
goods III the best quality and made equal TO the hest he
spoke work, All garments warranted as represented
Price, very low Also large and elegant assortment Of
furnishing goods.
Measures taken aud suits made to order One price
ly Terms cash nisaN
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piano-Forte Mandatory and Ware loon

Piano. Forte Mandatory and Ware DOM
1877 Thru Avenue, New York
TT WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment Of
III, choice Plano Fartta from TOT ocavfs, In elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany cases nll u which are manuiar
nre under his supervision and Tor sale on reasonable
terms
by evong his personal attention TO The touch and tone
of Ls which heretofore been considered
unriy ali. d. lie will .ndeavor maintain their previous
puaiio,, and respectfully sors an examination from Pro
hisors, Amateurs, and The public.
co,nodo,,r wareroon has recently been added TO HE
manufacory which will afford increased facilities IN the
selection OF instruments. s5i.H
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
SnurNcr11ENING pr srEu

all where il is thought advisable TO keep up
permanent smuant impression on or near the organ
diseased, these pasters will be found highly valuable In
fact, all the benefit that eau accrue from continuous
irran will be produced in the most efficient man
uer by them. As in Rheumatism, I.nmbagO, Gout, En-.
lurgenen Of the JOINTS Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
Spleen, Lungs, other Internal organs In short In all
other warming strengthening plasters
beneficial these will he found TO be superior 10 any In
For sale by CHAS. STO1T,
Drug and Apoth, corner 7th street. and Penn Avenue
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j. sTOUvENEL & Co,

J. SIOUpENEL " 20,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broadpay,
New YORK,
MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE and
lyl RETAIL. DEALERS In
CHINA. GLASS, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Grandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at a great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties, w
Oil al wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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WOOD arc regular correspondence Of he Post.
TERMS THE terms TO single subscribers 90 pei
annum in advances3 If not paid in advance For s5 In
advance, one copy will be sent three years.
TERMS TO CLUBS In order TO accommodate the
large number who wish 10 take fist class paper mis-
takingly think they afford H. continue the fol
lowing terms low for cnbsto he Ia city one adj
dress, and in the country to one post. office.
Four copies, s5 copper ann
Eight (and to agent or the get
terlup Of the cnb,) 10 90 ..
Thirteen " (and one TO agent or the get.
ier.up Of the cub) 10 100 Z"
Twenty tand one 10 agent or The get.
ter.up Of the cubD 900
THREE COPIES Of the Saturday Evening Post and
ONE Of either Godey's Laiy's Hook or Graham's Mara.
zine, Tor SIX DOLLARS
The money or clubs mus be always sent In advance -
Subscriptions way be risk When The sum ia
large, drn should he procured " possible cost Of
which may be de,lurted from the amonni Address,
DEACON PETERSON,
&c South Third Third street. Philadelphia.
n- Editors copying the above, or who will give fair
notice Of the paper 1--WE not that IL shall be Jrased hui
he roiiced IN their editorial columns snl be entedt 10 an
exchange Such already entitled 10 an exchange lar
the current year, shall receive our hanks
NJ. u. Any person desirous OF RECEIVING COPY OF the
POST sample, can he by not6 jnr The
publishers by letter, post paid.
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MwKING a. SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS
446 BROADWAY.

4IU BKUADWA1. 49,
nIyOT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Rerun,bent Revolving
Chairs acting Extension Recunbent Chairs Dentist
Chairs improved Invalid Wheel Chairs Branch Reading
and Writing Desks and every variety Of Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience.
Also by permssion manufacturers Of Major SERIES u
s. A. Travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made to order
NJ w. KING, xs,y yorp '3-
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tn HE proprietor ofthe Rough and Ready House Lou.
l. aana avenue Washington, the City Hail. respect.
fully Informs HIS friends and the public that he has
nerted with his establishment an excellent TENPIN AL.
LEY with balls equal any In the city In which hey
all times themselves without any charge whatev.
er, and he will he happy 10 have their company even
these terms
The Bar win be found constantly supplied with the bes
JOCK DOUGLAS
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES. 1ta

TIE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of es Scales ia such
that they come to he regarded tie standard from
which there Is appeal,
Scales Of manufacture Of every required modi-
fcation graduated the English French Spanish, Portu.
g,iese, aud Chinese standards, for exploration and home
trade constantly on hand and for sale by
oct i w. FAIRBANKS Co, 81 Wafer 81.
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INDELIBLE INK, without preparation al % cts per boz
i For sale by CHARLES SrOr1r
Drurgia aud Apothtcary.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.
MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the Sdr-
wi sapara, Dsidsiion, Wild Cherry and several other
Erofc Plants whose wonderful curative properties are
together unknown, except 10 the author Of
HASLEYfS FOREST WINE
II IN well known good chemists thai all vegetable sub
contain less detierious properties, well
medicinal virtues. Those opposite qualities Which are
difsed together In every root plant aud BLOSSOM
nseparable in obtained by The usual method
boiling &C, rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This in great Tor the nefciency Of
many medicines In curing the diseases which they profess
to cure ,&FEN
Il very different with Hasleys E6es Vine by means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article the entire virtues Of
The most valuable combination Of plants ever discovered Is
Obtained pure and free from every property but those which
act in unity and harmonze with The constitution Of the hu
frame This renders the Fhesf Wi,ie the excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both for Its
miraculous power OF curing well delightful flavor.
The Fbresf Wine is most distinguished for lis eff
cary In reneiring r0,nom constitutions and curing
raj i'll health proceeding from disorders, complaints
ofhe sfonac irer heart aud kidneys, including rosfire.
dyspesid indigestion, loss Of appetite. and debd.
Ted stale Of tie system Tree use Of the Forest Wine
stores nvds OF this class TO The most robust strong, and
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful IN restoring in
yais from lingering state alter severe attackso sickness
Price 81 per bottle, for sale 1T Iasey's General Depot
Conriland IT,, New York. and by the appointed agents.
J. r. Calan, only agent, Washington cIy.
o. NJ Linthicnm, only agent, Georgetown.
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ALBION LIFE ms TRANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
INSTITUTED IN las

INSTITUTED IN IuF. 7|4
NOTICES hereby given, that persns assured in the AL
bon are from This date permitted % visit Europei AT all
OF the year. In rstoass ves7ss without any pay
men or charge for risk and that their policies shall
in full force during such voyages and residence IN
any part OF Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions rates. &c may be
~ JOSEPH FOWLER,
n S BUCHANAN,
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n- This paper confoins from, fourth ons.haf
Than the generality u Trio Dollar CITY Wefkfes Gil
4 j. BA YARD IA YLOR and GRACE GREEN. /
WOOD arc rsg1lar corresEondents of he Posi-
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A Prime article Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
"A for sale CHARLES SrOTT, Druggist,
corner OF IN street and Pa avenue
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMoTH PAPER.

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS AGRICuL
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FOR 1S4o.
EDITED ny SARAH j. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD,
AND u. A. Cooley.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

Jears Patent Japan Backing IL about the
Of the kind have The polish which impars
the under sfandnSs OF IL brilliant and lasting
have tried il, and boots 10 say all this ia lie behalf
tEpeniag Bulletin Jaae7.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

WIRE Ba1DcE AT WHEEL1NG.-The
splendid new suspension wire footway,
erected across the Ohio at Wheeling, BY
Mr. ELLEr, has been SO far completed as
to permit the crossing Of persons upon it.
This was done on the 18th. The span
from bank to bank is one thousand and
thirty feet--the longest in the world. 1t
is beautiful structure. A large sus pen
sion bridge is to be erected alongside of
this footway, for the use Of the railroad
company, over which cars locomotives, &c.
are to pass.
There was violent wind on the 18th,
which so far damaged the bridge as to
loosen and disconnect the flooring. This
flooring, which is Of one-inch plank.
though loosened on one side, chung firmly
TO its fastenings on the other, and the ca
bles swung as proudly and securely at
their dizzy height, as if breath of air had
never broken against them. The accident
will be repaired without much loss or de-
Law.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

THE Loco AND FREE SoIz Cosvrsrros
IN INDIANA.-The senior editor Of the
Richmond (Indiana) Palladium, now On
business visit TO this city, in letter hone
thus explains the cause Of the defeat q
that true and tried Wing, Samuel w.
Parker, in the Congressional District
known Of late years as "Caleb B. Smiths
"Our Wing friends here express much
surprise and regret at the defeat Of MI
Parker. Ifthey would remember that The
combined vote of Cass and Van Buren,
gives majority Of 56l in the District
against the Wings, and that the adherenis
of those parties there, as in most places
where they have atte'np ted to amalgamate.
have combined almost 10 a man Il, their
efforts to defeat the Wings, they would
not be so much surprised ut the result
The prevalence of the cholera in Wayne
county, also had bad effect for the Wing
can iidate. Had it not prevailed 10 such
an extent as il did, Mr. Parker would havs
been elected" .-ss+
Here it is again--the combination Of
Locoiocos and Free Sellers, not for :'prin.
ciple," bnt simply for SUCCESS. The
former take up a doubtful and cast-of
Wing, because they think they can do BET
ter with him as candidate than with one
of their own kidney-snd the latter con-
bine with them, and run him in, against
man whose course, as a politician, has d.
ways been straightforward, and whoss
anti slavery views have been openly and
consistently held and uttered for period
oftwenty years! Yet the Locofocos con-
tinue 10 talk about principle" as If 4
were thing for which they care > fig
when it is weighed against party success
and the Free Sellers, with brazen-faced
impudence, call themselves, par excel.
lence, the Liberty men of the country -
Cincinnati Gag.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

The Hungarian Ladies, who are per.
forming feats of valor, side by side with
their husbands, brothers and friends, b
repelling the invaders of their country,
are thus described by one who has seen
them -
"These women have no fading noon
light conntenances, blanched by privations
and sorrow-no weary cheeks, Tit up with
the paroxysm Of despair polished mar
Bile, with its cold, repulsive indifference-
no figure of the drawing-room, tortured
into shape by some heather milliner.-
There is wild, daring, piercing beauty
about these women, sprung from the Csu.
casian mountains, by the side Of which,
your soft blue-eyed, naxen haired Saxon
maid looks like faint Autograph BY ths
side of Correcio's incarnation"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

Col. BENTON ARREsrED.-Old Bull
ion was arrested on Thursday 9Th instant,
in this town, at the instance of Judge Birch,
for slander-for publicly charging the
Judge with improper conduct in his fam
lily. Col. Benton has filed an answer and
petitioned for change Of venue, to Gin
ton county, the residence Of Judge Birch.
Isl. Joseph Adventure, -.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

Death Of the Oldest lnhabitani. Ren-
ben White (eolored) died in this town,
on the 9th, at the advanced age Of l0l
years and Il months, having been born :
Taunton, Sept 9, l744. He must hsve
been the oldest inhabitant by quite l0
years. He was pensioner on account 4
services in the observation-disclosures. ls.
publican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

sSnndwich Isiands.-Advices from the
Sandwich Islands to the 18th Of May have
been received. The great volcano on the
island Of Hilo was in eruption at the latest
dates, and serious damage to the adjacent
country was anticipated.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30
Riots In Montreal.

There were two riots in Montreal ]asf
week, one on the 18th and The other On
the 10th, occasioned by The reported ar.
rest of several citizens under the charre
of being implicated in the destruction Il
the Parliament buildings in April last.
Mr. La Fontaine, Attorney General for
Canada East, and John Tully, one Of the
City Council, seemed 10 be the principal
objects of indignation. A barricade wss
erected, and shots even were fired. One
individual, Mr. Mason, was killed, and
others were wounded.
A detachment of infantry was called
out and the mob dispersed. Xf
The funeral of Mason was to take place
on the 18th, when. it was feared, there
would be more riots.
La Fontaine was at home during III
firing from his house.
Two more persons, named Howard and
Jamerson, were arrested.
Donegan's Hotel was burned little
before 10 o'clock on the 18th. Ii was set
on fire in several places. No lives were
lost, but few persons injured more o.
less Chicago Tribune. II
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

BEwARE OF New CousrERrrrrs.--
Tens OIL Bank Of Pittsbr,gh-5; alts'.
ed from Is on Bank ., Lexington, KY.
is State Bank Of 0hio-5's Union Bans
OF Massillon--s's City Bank Of Cleve.na
--3's Franklin Bank of Zanesville--lV.s.
N. w. Bank Of Virginia, at Wheeling ~
new and likely 10 deceive,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

We understand that the Hon. WillssA
C. Rives, Of Virginia. our Minister "
France, passed through this cityyesterdsyy,
with his family, en- route 10 the seat o. -
mission.-E Washington Republic.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

We tender Cur thanks to the Hon. A. C. Dopar.
one Of our Senator'S to Congress, for his acceptable
present Of the bound volumes Of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix; and for other valuable Con.
gressional documents.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

Hungnry.-The Mayor of Boston has
called a meeting to express sympathy with
the struggling Hungarians. 80.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

Henry NJ. Fuller, of Luzerns county,
has been nominated this day for IAN
Commissioners, by the .Wbig S's:s ""
vention, ;, - Y 1T
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

Tho trial Of John p. Wise, no recent,v r;u.s
1homas ,. Hart, in Palmyra, for seducing his wife,
created quite an excitement wherever the publish
sddetails were read. The letters which passed be-
tween Mrs Wise and her deceased paramour are
too gross and heartsickening for modesy to peruse
and show depravity on both sides too abandoned
90 be made public. Some parts Of these had to be
entirely suppressed. They were 90 suppressed
with he exception, we sorry to say, Of IN ed-
zion which contained what is called the unabridged
evidence" This latter will do more to awaken anc
encourage the lowest and grosser PASSIONS and re-
books that have been suppressed BY law. The re-
cult the trial had not transpired At last dates.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

TIE fellow who recently robbed the Post Office At
Augusta, in this county BY forcing the till money
drawer, and taking therefrom fifteen dollars, stole
horse, which he rode to this place and then turned
loose, was traced to Keokuk. The Postmaster ar
rived about two hours after the thief had left on the
Packet. The telegraph wires were down, which
pssvented his being taken at either Quincy or Han
0ibal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

in settling his accounts with the Govern.
ment Of the United States. As il sho,.
above, in extracts from the Cincinnati Al.
las, Mr. Collins Vas indebted in The an.
Of $l8O.OOO, and, " This amount, ne ~
paid $lO2, 900, leaving him minus IA.
OOO-we use round Numbers for convs.
nience sake. No more money ism TEEN.
forthcoming, but this sub-treashlfer il f.
dy to turn over a parcel Of inerchsni.,
bonds--not for goods in the PnbIix MAJ:
house, and upon which duties are du8. rs
there are none there-but for goods wh;aA
have been delivered, and upon which In
failed to collect the duties! The Ala,
of the 18th, says: .4aa
A new move has been made. Ye,tev.
day, the Attorney Of Mr. Collins tendered
to the Collector certain papers, which Ne
called Bonds, and demanded 10 receinf r,
them. On inquiry. they turn ont 10 y 81
even packages Of Bonds for goods, d he
said. He was asked, whether they 80.
Bonds for cash, or Warehouse Bond, =.
He said, cash bonds. Then, sir, where
are the goods to secure them? He dA
not know if there was any! He deman.
ded, however, a receipt for the paper,.-
He was told, those bonds were now III
property Of the United States bit, q 70.
ceipt would be given for just what Ne sail
they were, or, il he had list Of them, anl
would leave them 10 be compared with .hs
list, by the Collector, a receipt would 81
given to correspond with the facts. He
declined TO take receipt TO correspond
with the facts, or, TO leave the papers d
be- listed. On this, the Attorney bun.
died up his papers and walked or.
We think it not improbable, that the end
Of this affair will be in the courts.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30

5 su3DRn DRArH.-A German, BY the name Of Jacob,
who has for several yea kept Toy and Beer Shop, u
this town, taken in . fl Monday last, and died
before any assistance could be rendered.