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Class No. 2.
Locust Timber.

500 cubic feet Long Island locust timber lengths not less than 10
feet II inches diameter less than 10 nches to be Of
the best quality free from all defects
IL pieces yellow locust timber IL cubic feet Long Imd feet
each, % inches diameter.
yellow locust timber 81 cubic feet Long Island feet EACH
s II inches diameter.
30 yellow locust timber $50 cubic feet Long Island II feet
each, 9 inches diameter.
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Class No. ..
LignumuifG (per ton.

%
and sound and free from Cheeks and not less han ee e os
Class No. 10.
Hickory Bars 10y the bar)
hickory bars 10 feet long, inches feet above
rough hickory bars long, nches foo, above
IS rough hickory bars feet long, square nches foot above
hickory bars, feet long, aH inches
DRY, free from knots and all other defects
Cypress board neasure)
600 600 feet Of cypress boards, : inch thick
Black Walnut, board measure) per hundred feet
300 feet 4 K 4 inch walnut os good and dry.
200 feet inch black walnut plank good and d a 10 6 feet long
400 feet 81 inch black walnut plank good and dry IL to ls
plank, good and dry long
IL TO ie inches wide
800 black plank good and y II I6 fee,
600 black walnut plank good and y u to e feet
black plank and dry 70 Is long
100 feet inch black walnut plank good and dy IL to ls feet
black plank good and dry 70 ls long
II to 10 inches wide.
400 walnut boards 10 o4 feet long
400 - aes, was saaa oa nd M feet
boards good dry 10 ls inches
21O feet black walnut veneers, 3 fee, long.
Class No. IL.
Mahogany, board measure) per one hundred feet.
100 mahogany 10 IA fee, 70 is inches wide
100 finch mahogany long wide
100 fee, ainch mahogany Ioug
mahogany long, 10 "a inches wide
200 feet 2inch mahogany long, wide
100 feet inch mahogany long, wide
300 feet inch mahogany tn 70 third inches
wide, Is inches wide, onehird "a inches wide
90 fee, equal nsq a.ss to 70 10 to l.
inches wide, one-quarter IL inches WIDE quarter
urlg axttte inch
$50 feet nch mahogany 10 to IA feet long, 10 20 inches wide
mahogany 10 IA feet long, Is 20 inches wide
300 fee, and aineh mahogany long,
900 cubic feet African mahogany log
long, S to 30 inches quare.
Class No. IL.
Maple. board measure,) per hundred feet.
maple jois 81 and inches, equal guam
Is feet maple veneers, feet long, assorted.
Cedar, board naeasure,) per M
900 feet cedar boards, inch thick.
Cherry, board measure)
cherry plank, ~ inch, IL Ia inches 10 to "a fee
100 fee, cherry plank, nch wide,
cherry plank, neh la Is inches wide 10 Ia
100 feet cherry boards inch Is vide u is fee
,o long, equal quantities q, ,..,a. 70 20 e..
'ei long un. eaya JV aaanune. '"' 70 ~ 10
100 cherry boards nch 70 Is inches wide, 10 fee, long
cherry boards inch, Is wide, IL long
equal quantities.
100 feet cherry ioist, 4 inch, II feet long
$50 feet cherry jo,st, 81 81 inch IL feet long.
1900 feet and inch white wood boards, IA % inches wide
board measure)
NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA
Class No. 1.
White Oak, 10y the cubic foot)
5000 cubic fee white oak plank stock.
Instructions furnished at the yard
Class No. 2.
White Pine, (by the thousand feet.)
900 feet BOARD inch white plank 40 feet long
6 inches wide edged, from defects that
injure them plank
10000 inch white pine plank, is fec
10000 feet boad neasue * inch white panel plank 10 e'
| long
5000 feet board measured TX pine panel plank
| long
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Class No. 3.
White Ash, 10y iineat foot)
S white white s ss m or % ss feet
~ inches square at Ioon 51 by ~ inches at the end
NAvY-YARD, WASHINGTON.
Class No. l.
White Pine, BOARD measure) per thousand feet.
1000 sup feet inch white pine panel boards.
1900 1900 DO DO X DO DO DO DO
Glass No. 9.
Ash, per cubic foot.
500 cubic feet ash logs, viz
500 !hld ee IRON, % TO q inches diameter
All to be from ~ 10 10 feet in length
Class No 3.
Miscellaneous, board measure) per thousand feet
SS 90 feet inch Sa y Snss w pSg panel 40 boards
8; 6 8: &c {: ] &c & 4: &: &c 8: &:
the whole TO and measured S Ia ,
BY comnandan Of the navy-yard, Washington.
NAVY YARD, GosPoRT, VIRGINIA.
Class No. L.
White Oak Timber, per cubic foot.
80 900 cubic feet white oak plank stocks
% he ros .oales p% % 10 80 ei n length, to average
length and be less than IA inches at small end
White oak thick stuff, for caps and restie-trees.
10 each piece q feet i'm length l6 inches wde 10 inches
pieces, piece 10 length IA inches wide inches
pieces piece length, IA inches wide
thick, 300 cubic feet
thick 100 cubic feet
White oak on hickory small butts, for cooper
pieces, 20 fee, in length, by the piece
90 e 90 g
To be not end
5000 saves Sizes by the thousand.
Class No. 2.
WhitaPine, board measure.) by the thousand feet.
5000 fee. Of plank stocks to be from IS to So feet in length
As feet IN length not to be less Than IA inches square
at small end.
900 feet plank, inches thick;
plank inches thick susquehanna pine plank be
under II inches wide
30 900 feet plank, inches thick
600 fee, boards inch uick to be OF the usu. Dreadful usque
30 900 feet boards inch ahick to BREADTH
que,anna pine No I, or first quality
Is 900 feet plank, 2inches thick.
plank thick breadth, suquehanna pine No
=, or second quality
Class No 3.
Southern Yelloy Pine, By the cubic foot.
STEAMERS
As beams length l3 mches and Is nche
40 beams N length 10 inches and mould "A inches
2,i0O cubic feet
4. FRIGATEs.
beams length side Is nche and mould IA inches,
beams length Is inches, and mould IA inches,
beams AZ feet in length inches inches,
10 beams AZ feet in length inches mould
10 beams length inches and mould Is inches,
BIS cubic feet .
beams length, side II inche and mould Is inches,
beams length, side5 and mould IL inches,
beams length Is inches and mould II inches,
5Wcubic feet
beams length and mould IL inches,
grain yellow pine spring inches
900 yellow pine plank stock be fine grain.
Class No
RI " n \
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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, l849

$50 plank, IL inches thick, Ia wide
and well
5000 feet ash plank, ~ inches thick inches wide
and seasoned
f.eIl I.ansI. ,ln.,l a.xaa.
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ID Class.
Lumber, ('' board measure,"l per thousand feet


feet board LIST quality nch clear white plank
@ Gua neh clear clear white p pine plank
'w fee board measure, Isl quality TX Inch clear white pine
lOc measure, quality clear white pine plank
10000 feet board ls quality knch clear white pine
5000 feet board LIST quality l4-lnch white pine
600 feet board LIST quality inch cypress plank
1900 feet board measure Isl quality Inch clear cypress boards
o0 feet board measure Isl quality ~ inch ash plank
plank one-haf to less Than % inches wide
to not fS es" han % inches s's %d we ash
so feet board measure, quality walnut plank
100 FEEL BOARD =, auay SncS black walnut plank
S feet board measure Is, quality inch black walnut plank
Vo e board measure, lsl quality nch black walnut boards
65OO
NAVY YARD, CHARLEsToWN, MASS.
Class No. /.
White Oak Timber, &C.
5000 oak plank stocks to average forty three
length none to be less than thirty hve long and less
TO be lined siding way and may be straight, or have
coao,y wi,h the nay Soh dss may be lined iaperng
one fourth of the width of the face stocks squaedper
oco cubic feet white OAK butt
lengths and sizes-per cubic foot " ~ '
wis OAK knee, e. cheeks y 40 siding inches nh
ron nine to twelve inches and form angle from ITO
Guiding moulding middle o.
he lengths be from heen twenty inches, (er siding ne
900 white knees, ay siding inehes
s -four inches diameter bark and the and bodies
70 BE not than thirty inches long Oned of the whole
humber to be square knees-per inch, siding
All the above white and be Of the
quality and all The ends be sawed of
70 sound and perfect wood by the
Class No. 2.
YELLOW Pine Timber.
1900 cubic fee, fine grained southern yellow pine plank
average forty FIVE feet In length, and less than thirty hve feet
ng Two sides he lined straight but
~ pr Of me Tree The other two sides may be lined parallel
eas with the natural and he lined straight
ar curve The small end must not be less than four minis Of
we pun end and the small end be less than twelve inches
clear OF No wood eefRhfh OF the
OF the allowed
me sap wood be excluded cubic
a cubic feet fine grained
foot - -
All The above yellow pine timber quality
ne nom all defects The ends be off sound
perfect wood by the contractor
Class No. g.
White Pine
~o feet, board be
~ az defects such knots, spS shakes stains
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-, ,..ss..s 80 Class No, 4;

Back spruce spdTs and poles--y me inch md pole
30 pieces 81 feet long inches diameter in the middle inches
diameter end, clear OF the barkpe inch 20 inches
40 3 feet long inches diameter the middle AZ inches
end Of the barkper inch $50 inches
30 pieces 30 fee long, INCHES diameter in the middle AZ inches
diameter end clear of the barkpe inch 2lO inches
40 pieces ~ feet inches diameter the middle, inches
diameter The end clear Of the barkper nch 2iO inches
100 pieces 25 feet long, inches diameter the middle, 34
inches diameter the eud, OF The barkper nch 500
inches.
100 poles 30 ee long inches diameter the mdde inches
diameter the end clear Of the barkper pole by the pole
All the above be OF the best quality straight and free
from all defects.
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TO pERpETUATE PEACE.


TJUBBELI,s PATENT FIRE ARMs.-Tbis gun loads
III breecb, principle regards setting home the charge, of
difference being that the load
aued pass three inches instead OF the length Of
mechanical embodies the best
scientific purpose and enables load
and fire The gun at three hundred hour, and
The run make ire, and burn
III Of the ball. enables IT
shootw with unusual power and precision
The gun ball buckh0t fine shot, and useful
for both sporting and warlike purposes
They made Order either muskei, he, carbnc shot
delivered individuals, organized
NEW
lions auso OF United States.
For particulars, address, post paid, -
WIN. w. HUBBEIL,
Aug. LIT Patenee, Phiadsipbia.
loaded fired muske "a times
cessi
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|VAvANAUGH, Tale by Longfeilow. vol.
History OF wonderful Inventions. voiumepany
The earth and Comparative Physical Geography
BY Arnold Quot, Of NeucbsieI. vol
Curzon's Monastenes Of the Levant l vol.
Adventnres the Libyan Desert BY ST. John.
Ladies' Companion the Flower Garden Amer
lean edition. Edited by Downing ! vol.
Deconb Life and Legends Of the siour ny Mrs Eastman
vol.
Leaves Of Margaret Smiths Jourpsi--l67s-9. vol
sneIinss History and Practice Of Photography yol on
June FRANK IhbLOn
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, Y.
Class No. L.
Lius Oak Timber, 10y the cubic foot)
Live oak keeson the let class two sets,


~ inches moulded Each
intended form be worked le inches siding and
inch moulded allowance made inches
the moulding that The of the piece be taken
deemed and the contractor will hew them with reference
this arrangement
Live oak keecn pieces for oop ofwar Of Tie LIST class (ee
sets,) follows
Is pieces, % feet long, l07l cubic feet
6 do SO do
3 do no
3
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Tickets Sl5haves 81 5Oquarters 50 15eghtls ~ sIE
Certificates packages OF 26 whole tickets, CLIO 90
Do do J half Is 90
Do do f26 AZ 80
Do do OFFS eighth do 81 %
Immediately
who order from
Address j. c. MAURY,
June IS Agents, Alexandria, Virginia.
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+ KNOX WALK will practise law I'm the supreme
j. Cont States, and attend 20 e prosecution
claims against government Address Washing'on u y
Mar. lb--u
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c,ut.crt,~r~ 20 American Art Union for ie'S Gun
~ ' '' '"s TAYLOR mAURY,
June 81 ne" y" 'u'"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Public Sale.

NOTICE is hereby A'ven, tnst on saturday the
/ y gath day Of Novembe.- next: VIII sell at pub
lilo auction at the City Hall, me city OF burlington,
part Of Lot No. Sc, to wit fftee7 feet front on Co
Ia maia ST. eet by sixty feet back, he poperty OF
S. P. Lindemuth, to satisfy the tax 70, MacsdaH-
zing and paving the cutters opposite the same, on
Columbia street, levied by the authority of tie city
council or the city Of Burlington, and amountnA to
the sum twenty six dollars and twenty-five cents,
with the interest thereon since the Sd day Of March,
1919, and the costs of levy, advertising and sale.
Also--on the same day, at the same place, will
sell at public auctions the east Sc by 60 feet Of Lot
Sc, the property of Geo. H. Beeler, TO satisfy the
tax for matchmaking and paving the cutters on CO.
lumbia street, levied by the authority of the city
council of the city of Burlington, and amounting to
the Of ninety tive dollars tax and there.
since the Sd day Of March, iS4s and the of
levy, advertising aud sale.
Also-on the same day, al the same place, I will
sell at public auction, the east 20 feet Columbia
ST. by 60 the alley, Of Lot No. so, the proper
ty Of Ann Wieginton, 10 satisfy the tax for naca-
amizing paving cutters, setting curb stone, etc., on
Columbia ST., and for paving the alley opposite the
same, both sums amounting to the sum Of So 80,
and interest thereon since the 81 day of March,
ls4s, with costs Of sale. Levied by the authority
OF the city council.
Aiso-on the same day, at the same place, / will
sell Lot - in said city, to satisfy the tax levied by
the authority OF the city council upon the same, for
macadamizing, paving cutters. setting curb stone,
setc. Columbia st. opposite the same, and amount
ing to the Of Sill SO tax with interest thereon
since the Sd day Of March, ls49 together with costs
Of levy and sale.
Also-upon the same day, at the same place,
will sell the east half of Lot 44s in said city, 90
in. on Jefferson st. by 60 back, to satisfy the tax
levied upon the same, by the authority Of the city
ting the curb stone, surveying, collecting, etc., up
Jefferson ST., opposite the same, together with
costs of levy, collection and sale.
EDWARD MARROW, Collector.
ort0
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.-r,r,orAL roRElcr NEWS.


Nrw Yosx. Oct. 18th, 8 ~.
rhe cholera is decreasing in all parts Of
CHROME. Total deaths in England since
NE III ofJune, $4,000.
n. Pope's manifesto appeared unoffi-
enc. and was received with feelings Of
-. snoint ment and resentment in all quar-
isr,. which was especially participated in
/, he French soldiers, several Of whom
Ssve been bit under arrest for tearing
S.vn the naaniiestos Of the French militia
= di,apprcving the Papal orders. The
.s.;;;y il awaiting orders from France
Tbs cardinals dare not walk the streets,
isarine the popular fury. Several per-
::cr 1;; who have been marked ont as VIC
iIm, u tlieir iniuisitorial designs, now
aalk about freely. The Pope relying
,,,,on Inc aid &c Austria and Spain, and be-
;nr promised funds from Russia, imaginss
at public opinion win finally favor him.
The French Assembly were debating the
Ropah affairs. Should the troop. leave
Rome, h il apprehended that a fresh rev.
olu,ion would break out. :.
Bosros, Oci. 10, Or. N.
A vessel has arrived al New London
Conn.,, from Davies Straits, The Cap
tain speaks Of hearing Of Sir John Frank
Inns ships in Prince Regents Inlet, where
Tie natives said the ships had remained
four seasons, and were still surrounded
bv ice. The Indians said that the crews
were alive and well. This confirms the
English account by the Niagara.
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Dry Goods.

o. PIECES cassimeres and srcolas, 20 bales "a.
svsJ "A and 5-4 bro muslins, $50 pieces hleached
Sims, 20 do irish Linens, 80 do sainetts all col
ors and prices,) 10 do black, blue and olive cloths
so do fannels red, white, green and ye'low) 10 do
plain and plaid linseys, 90 do tickings 3d. 10 and
a., do apron Checks with osnahurgs, dril'ings,
canton A. nnels, table linens, linen sheetings, ETC.,
for sale by (oct IS, 49, GARRETT COOPER
ROors AND SHOES: 60 cases mems, boys and
= youths thick and kip boots, also thick and kip
shoes, ladies and misses boots, kid cali and moroc
CO walking shoes, CATERS, buskins, slippers and
gum over shoes, with large asst of childrens
shoes, for sale by (oct 25.) GARRETT 4 COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Arr,v., Of he Em,ire city.

By the way Of New Orleans, we have
accounts By the Falcon, from California,
reaching to the l.t Of September. The
Empire CITY, at New York from Chagres.
brought news to the same date, and in adj
dition . large correspondence, which will
speedily be scattered all over the Union.
From the N. Y. Evening Post we copy
every thing that seems likely to be Of in
sssest in this quarter.
A CORES pondent Of the Post, writing
from Panama, says:
The Panama left San Francisco early
On the morning Of the I'd Sept, and brings
papers to the date Of the Ist. TIE cap
tain ststes that he had innumerable s?pli.
cations from persons wishing to work their
passage. aud that there were mary needy
and destitute people at San Francisco
He brought with him variods persons in
various capacities; parsons, lawyers, doc
tors, faded gentlemen, who worked their
passages in various useful, though not
highly dignified positions, such as aids TO
The cook in the galley, solutions, walters
in the cabin, fremen and greasers in the
engine department. There was good deal
Of sickness on board, aud the doctor re-
ports ! good many broken down con>titu-
tons, from exposure, hard work, effects
Of climate and dissipation in California.
The passengers were Of the usual vari-
ETY.; successful and unsuccessful aiggers !;
s,me newly made gentry. with more mon
:, than they had ever dreamed Of, and
more than they had the brains to make the
proper use Of, and some good-for- nothing
y,ung gentlemen who had been sent away
to have there manners mended, but who
were returning home, making gSod the
old proverb, that 'bad penny vii! al
wsys come back" There were Some
Mexicans and South Americans too, who
were playing monte all day, and with their
mulattoish color shirts and their white
jackets, looked like walters on North
River steamboat. Among them there
was brother Of General Bastamente, who
has written a book upon some subject,
which laid about the deck, and by means
sf which the smokers would light their ci-
CARS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

De1sl Rom .Hg eSa.msy nes,ees' a!., ,nose
nay. very naay, ai: victim TO their imp aaencs
We kaxA saea the young ride. o", =, ~ the
ride q hsr fa:her, aas che joy cf her .oher-h.r
cheek flushed VIII antcipations. an her 9. peam-
iag With the soft expression Of iove-the gay a.
seifs dancing on her fancy with the rich and war;"
estsdtinss ofthe rsinbowss promise. We have seen
q eAis chanSed--aye, the wedding garment fOr
eAsoud, and the ridai chamber for the sepuchre Of
~ dead and Ill this from ncgecting common
cola. Now, before IL Is too late. use Dr. Rogers
9sss0orf ssd Tar, which gives immediate relief, as
sousands OF our most intelligent families now adj
~ efits most extraordinary ctreS--cures. too, Of
e0mArkaAle character, as TO already cause the
ssackSes Of prejudice to break sssunders With
secsea q ssr fellow citizens. Sold BY s. =. Bur-
~ 0asliagton Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Correspondence Of the New York Express.
SARArocA SPRINcs, Sept. %.

g. H. Hill, the celebrated comedian
and delineator Of Yankee characteristics !,
died At the Adelpha Hotel in this village
last evening about Z o'clock. He arrived
here about the 20rh Of August, quite un-
well, bit advertised and gave an ehter-
tainment at the United States Hotel. Ii
was remarked by many al his exhibition,
how III he was looking. but he managed
70 60 through With nearly his usual force
He was for ced to take his bed, i,nmedi-
sicily after he finished, from which he was
destined never to rise... He has had the
best Of Attention from all, as he belonged
70 the Odd Fellows, and the Lodge herr
took him in charge as soon as his illness
WAS notified 10 them.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Commercial.

LPWAv sin y6x suffer with Fever and Ague9--
tsit because some practitioner has exhausted his
0edcai skin l. treating your case, without effect
Ing cureP a. are you discouraged from repeated
q iuces With QUinae, or other violent remedies. adj
10, stered Ia che form OF pills? ESQ, have imme-
80. . .course 70 the use of Sn'ftn Tonic Syrup, or
N..s,.s,. Etbrifs9e:s which insures speedy relief,
-;sscr. NJ. Ting upon the system the Ague Cake.
..ns.s, d.ran.. >ments. &c. You will find it at 8.
~ nnrnsp,s. bur. 'ington Iowa.
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White Goods, etc.

49,. White OOOdS, etc.
uST received, large assortment of plain and
u plaid jaconets and muslins; swiss, book and
null muslins; bishop lawn, linen cambria; linen,
jaconet and swiss edgings and insertions; bonnet
velvets all oolors, velvet trimmings; bonnet, cap
and tafeta ribbons, with good many fancy articles,
for sale BY (0ct IS, '49.) GARRETT COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Carpetings, Umbrellas, etc.
r. ROLLS beautiful styles ~ carpetings. various
Oprices; 2 rolls oil carpetinss; IL andelaide
hearth rugs and mats rich patterns carpet bags !;
ALso-s doz. ass'd qualities umbrellas, for sale by
oct is. 40 PARSONS, Corr PARSONS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Hats and Caps.

!. Hats and Gaps.
- DUZ. caps, comprising mems super otter and
- 4 fur seal; mems and boys nauskrat, coon and
hair seal; plain, plush and cloth caps; do with fur
trimmings; fine silk plus do, and oil silk. Also
Gents fine silk and mole hats; broad brifh do. and
mems brown and pearl wool hats, for sale by
oct IS, 40. PARSONS, Cor. PARSONS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

hssies.-Mi.s MsrsAs !. Brigg. will comm ence
tviiE lessons on the Piano Forte, at the house OF
!: Q: EdSsrds, on Monday next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25
Notice.

NOlICes "
TIME undersigned will redeem the Checks of
i Messrs E. w. Clark + Co., At par, ON presen-
tation at their counter.
Oct96 WE. COOLBAUGH + co.
"ARDWARE: saws, axes log and trace chains,
J. shovels, spades, locks, latches. hinges,screws,
stcelyards balances shovel and longs curry combs,
brass and japan G. sticks, hatchets, hammers, RAJ
zors, razor strops, files, pocket and pen knives,
knives and forks iron, brittania and 3. table and
tea spoons drawing knives, butcher knives, jacks,
backing, states, ETC., ETC., with great many other
articles in the Hardware line, just received and for
sale nv root Is, ,A9A GARRETT l. COOPER
nUEENswARE: 100 sets ass'd granite plate s.;
NJ 400 do blue edged white plates; 500 do COM
mon teas; 100 do assorted granite teas; 10 doz.
assorted sizes bowls pitchers ea-pots, sugars,
mugs, ETC., etc., just received and for sale at
oct Is, ,%9. GARRETT CooPERss,
Main below Jefferson street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

Pocket Cutlery, etc.
lust received, fine article Of pocket and pen
knives hair brushes; hair pins, silk guards steel
vstch keys, steel fob cbsinss vest chains, etc., etc.,
for sale ~ (ssrt 5000 4. ". cAlyIrr11
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-25

- PS. 81 to to-4 bleach'd shirtings and sheet
10 ings, ps. Al Irish linens; sops. bleach and
brown table covers crashes and diapers also SWISS
null, Victoria and. Bishop Lawns, book <mu slips,
Tarlton laces; plain, figured and barred muslins,
curtain mustns, jaconet and other edgings and in.
settings; also, half doz, imperial white quilts,
ETC.. etc., etc, just received and for sale by
oct ID, ,lS PARSONS, COPP X PARSONS