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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

uTHE GOLDEN REcIoN.-Evefy body 10 talk
Ing about the Golden Region, and many in North
ern wisconsin are preparing to 80. We would ad,
wise those who 60 by land to purchase half dozen
boxes Of sloan's Horse Medicine, and lot Of his
Familyointment. We know several instances in this
vicinity where this medicine has effected mirac-
ulous cures; and we therefore advise all who take
the overland route tn be well provided with this
ticle. There is no humbus about it.-Wis. Repsb.
All the medicines advertised BY w. B. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey 4 Co., Burlington
Iowa. For particulars see Sloahs column of adver.
isements.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR ls49.
y. M. Mark.

IN SADDLE HARNESS h COLLARS 1n1
Y@k Maker has removed his Shop to the Q.Xe
southeast corner of Main and Washington streets,
where he is prepared to furnish all articles In HIS
line with promptitude, and in style OF workman.
ship which will be entirely satisfactory to all who
may he pleased to patronise him. He would also
inform the public that he is able to furnish articles
in his line cheaper than any other establishment Of
the kind in this city, Patronage is respectfully
licited, fDuFBingtOn marc h -, l6A9.
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To California Emiorauts.

70 NdIIfoIIiId 1IIlIS dItS.
lust received Wares Guide, with map; etc.;
u Hughes Guide; Robinson'sGuide with map;
Newhalps do Seymours Guide with do
Also pocket memorandum books, pencils, pens ink,
paper, pocket bibles, testanehis, etc ETC.. sale
low at ADkAHAMs Book store, Corner OF Barrel
House. Burlington, Iowa, march -, '49
T,NOR SALE OR RENT.-A good Brick dwelling
i House with about three acres land, just out
side of the city limits the Agency road. Enquire
of finch %, '4sl THOS HEDGE
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed, that the undersigned, guardian OF Ann Eli
moines county, Iowa, for a license and decree Of
said court authorizing him as such guardian to sell
the Real Estate of said minor wit the east half of
southwest or Of sec. 30, township SO range west,
and south half of east half Of same Or section.
march %, IS49-3t JAMES w. GRIMES, Guardian
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BURLINGTON HAlyK-EYE
NEW GOODS NEW GooDs!!

OCKARD L CO., have now commenced receiv-
IL ing their Spring and Summer Goods, to which
they call the attention of the citizens of Burlington
and surrounding country; they have opened lot OF
Fancy and staple Goods, received direct from the
East, embracing some of the newest patterns OF
Dress Goods. shawls, hdkfs ladys under hdkfs,
gps and ffinges, NEW styles laces, edgings etc.,
and at prices that viii not fail to suit the purchaser
All we ask is q call, they cannot be hndersold.-
Also large lot Of Ready Made Clothing.
Burlington, march 20. lS49 LocxARD Co
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NEW (,OODS l

ID ECEIvED this day and now opening a fresh
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,care, Ready
Made Clofhing Boots and Shoes efc all OF which will
be sold at the lowest prices by ALFRED CLARKE
warranted to give satisfaction, hand and for sale
by (march 20, :e4sl ALFRLD CLARKE.
Ds.noines county, IS. April ssln, =. ' .. is...
Shapley and Avis,
Amos Ladd and James Clark. ~ ~
TINE defendant. Amos Ladd, will take notice that
i the plaintiffs have sued out writ Of scre IA
cias returnable TO the April term Of said court, A.
D. ls4s, to revive judgment rendered in favor Of
said plaintiffs against said defendant Amos Laid, in
the District Court for the county the 2sh
day Of May, 184l, in action of assumpsi for
the sum of 1858 81 damages and $6 IS costs of suit,
execution upon which judgment was stayed by bond
Of Amos Ladd with James Clark security, July 2sth,
A. D. 1871. WILLIAM H. STARR,
Burlington, march %, ls4s-st plaintiffs atty
STATE OF IOWA, District Court.
Desmoines county, IS. April term, A. D. ls4s.
H. G. Van Wagner Co.
Amos Ladd.
THE defendant will take notice that the plaintiffs
1 have sued out writ of scire facias returnable
to the April term of said court, 1s4s to revive
judgment rendered in said court in favor of said
plaintiffs and against said defendant the 22d day
OF October, A. lS40 in action Of assumpsit for
the SUM VI $IOS % manages, anu ~ % COStSS auO
unless you appear judgment will be taken by default
WILLIAM H. STARR, plaintiffs atty
Burlington march %, l849-3t
| STATE OF IOWA, District court,
Desmoines county, IS. April term, A. D. is4s.
! Edward L. Conant for the use Of George Heaton,
| ~. Amos I.add-Scire Facias.
TINE defendant will take notice that the plaintiff
has sued out his writ of scire facias returnable
to the April term Of said court, to revive judg-
mcnt rendered in said court in favor of said plain
ti and against said defendant on the 22d day of Oc-
tober, A. 1910 in action OF assumpsit for the
sum f41o4 80 damages and s. 50 costs and unless
you appear, judgment will be rendered against you
/ by default. WILLIAM H. STARR,
Burlington, march %, is49-st plaintiffs atty
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endenhall's Medical students Wade Mecum; 81 %
vanson 4 Maunsell on diseases Of children; ? %
unglison's Therapeutics \ Materia Medica: 8 90
Devices on diseases Of Females; % 80
do do Children; 3b0
Meigs' Females and their Diseases; AS
Condie On diseases of Females;
do do do $50
Ashwell on diseases of Females; $50
Eberlc on dieases OF children; so5
Churchill on diseases OF Females; 316
Bartlett on Typhoid and Typhus fever; 90 !
Pereira On food and Diet; so
Dunglisbn on human Health; 800
Rankings abstract Of Medical Sciences; AS
Ewclps Medical companion; $50
Coke Epitome of fiippocrates &Calen; rs
Cooper's medical Dictionary; 800
HoblyE's do do It's
Cooper's do do 400
Dunglison's do do $50
Guys Forensic medicine: $50
Graham's elements of Chahiistry; 500
Carpenters human Physiology; 325
Wilson's do Anatomy. 325
Smith Horner's anatomical atlas; 8 90
Masses do do 800
Horncr's practical anatomy; as
do special do 800
Graves & Gerhards clinical Lectures; 275
Erodie,s do do 100
Liston's element OF surgery; s16
do practical do ais
Smiths Minor; do $50
Lawrence on Ruptures; z75
Edwards Physical agents 4 electricity; so
Thomson's management Of sick room; IS
Taflorts medical Jurisprtldence; 3o6
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by Note Book account are requested TO settle the
same without delay, as the old business must now
be brought to close. Prompt attention TO this no
ticc will save trouble and obligo J. 9. LAUMAN
cts, i64e IGaz copyl Corner Jefferson water sts
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

NEW ARRIVALS.
w have this day received per steamer RedWing
w the following Goods which we will sell low
for Cash or Produce
- bbls molasses; 3 hhds Sugar;
boxes Soap; s boxes Candles;
bales Batting: 3 dozen buckets;
, 10 dOz. bed cords; ~ dozen Plough lines;
boxes Tobacco; 2 bbls. Saleratus;
10 bundles Lead 2 bbs. Starch;
is half boxes Glass, 8 by 10;
20 bundles D. C. Paper;
Is half boxes Glass, 10 by IL;
Is bundles S. c. Paper;
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD co
Burlington march -, A9 No. IL, jefferson st.
To Wool Carders and Cloth Dressers.
MACHINE CARDS.-The subscriber has just
NV been appointed sole agent for the State OF 10.
wa, of SMITHS MACHINE CARDS; and after tho first
Of April, will have on hand full supply of every
kind of Cards, such as
Dauffer Cards; Fancy Cards; =
Fileting do Also, Jacks;
Comb Plates; Card cleanersj
Emery; Press aud Papers;
In short every thing connected with the wool card
ing business, which will be sold at manufacturers
prices. Also, all kinds Of Dye stuffs of the best
quality always on hand. 4. E. GAY,
Burlington, march %, '4s cor jefferson Main SITS
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GARDEN SEEDS,

i ANDRETpS superior Garden SEEDS; Just re-
IL ceived, complete supply Of the above cee-
brated Garden Seeds, fresh from the Nursery Of the
proprietor near Philadelphia. These seeds are all
of the most superior and approved qualities, en-
bracing every variety OF Cabbage, Peas Beets, Gu
cumber, Beans, Parsley, Leek, Nasturtium, Okra,
Onions, Melons, Rsdishes, Turnips, Tomatoes, Pie
Plant, Spinach, Lettuce, ETC., etc.
Printed catalogues of the seeds furnished gratis
by the Agent, J. +. TALLANT,
march ~, l649 Jefferson street.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

rOx GARRETT & CO., have just received from
large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Ready made Clothing, etc.. etc, which they
will sell wholesale and retail very cheap for cash or
produce. Call and examine ohf goods and prices be-
ore purchasing. Huntington, sept. 81, fs4s
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N EW GOO DS!!

n EW Il u U DS!!
n NJ. EWING & CO.. have received and are o.
-. pening large and handsome stock of merchan-
disc comprising almost every variety and quail
ty Of Staple and Fancy Goods and notions desirable
in this market, all of which they offering at
ry reduced prces and il low prices any induce
ment to purchasers, they fatter themselves that
they cannot fail to please, as they determined
not to be undersold by any house in Burlington.
sept II, l64S d. NJ. e. 4 CO
Selling Off..R eduCed Prices!
IN O00 WORTH OF GOODS, The subscri-
lOsOOO bers, intending to sell of their large
stock of Goods, will dispose of them at
GREAT BARGAINS,
for Cash or approved Produce. CREW GILKYSON
Feb. 8, i64s Jefferson street, Burlington
C,Ox, GARRETT 4 CO., will continue to sell
~ Goods at Cost for few days longer. Purchas-
ers will find II to their interest to examine goods
and prices. march Is, lsa9
" LISTING CARDS; for sale a Gays Book store
Y jan II, Hs
TTOUsE-KEEPERs will always ind good article
II oftable butter at ScoTT, WHIrEHEAD 4 CO
TE0kfA flows, 1To6y & A5deTson's make ) 7or
il sale ny inch 8, 'SO PRuoH COOK
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GARDEN SEEDS,

DAIsED at Union Village, Ohio, by the Society Of
L shakers. AS the season for Gardening is neal
we would inform those who wish to buy seed that
we have good supply of Garden Seeds, and that
there can be some dependence placed upon their
quality and freshness: for sale by
march Is. l6A9.lm C.. w. RICHIE b SON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

GREAT BARGAINS
TINE south half Of lot 20s, with house and I'm.
i pfovements thereon for sale at $700.
Lot 6l6 with house thereon 5000.
The south half of lot III and north IL feet of lot
ITO being 40 II BY 1T II with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at $500.
The middle Of lot lsi with House thereon for
sale at $4,000, call on fFeb ~ GRIMES 4 STARR
G ROC RIES.
4 q BOXES Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
LIZ bbls. Cigars; chests assorted Teas;
500 lbs Boston saeratus; fierce Rice;
$50 lbs Dbl. REID do loaf sugar;
1900 lbs Boston Cod Fish; ~ mats Of Cassia;
bbls Macaboy and Scotch snuff;
boxes sperm candies; bags pepperh spice
30 sacks Rio and Java Cofee3
40 bills. sugar and moasscs;
20 doZ. buckets and tubs.
Also, variety of Dye-stufs, paints and oils, fine
spices, etc. ETC., for sale at low prices by
Nov %, '46 PARSONS, Corr h Parsons
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

T G LAUMAN, has associated with him his
u Brother GEO, C. LAuMAN, in the transaction Of
General Mercantile business under the style Of J.
G. Lauman & Brother: Oct 5, 1S4S
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS I!

CLOTHS! CLOTHS!!
A splendid assortment Of French, English and A.
= merican cloths, blue, black, invisible green,
brown and other colors hand and will be sold at
unusually low Prices 0to close out'' to make room
for Spring Stock. No trouble to sh0 them. Pur-
chasers are requested to give US a call.
J. G. LAUMAN l. BROTHER
march 8, 1S49 corner jefferson and water SITS
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To Professional Men and Others.

To Professional Men and Others.
Books kc, selling off ~ reduced Prices
4 CARD.-The subscriber being about to leave
IN for the easts very DESTROYS to reduce his stock
previous to his departure. He therefore offers
great inducement 10 immediate purchasers.
Orders by mail will be punctually attended 10. In
the medical department will be found the following
rare and very valuable books.
Mendenhales Medical Students Wade Mecum; 81 rs
Evanson 4 Maunsell on diseases Of children; %
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Also, stationary in great variety. Wall paper,
window curtains, ETC.. ETC., for siae very low at.
J.F. ABRAHAMS' Burlington Book store,
corner Barrett House.
N. Borders left with J. +. A. for rare or spe-
cal books, to be found in the east. will meet with
prompt attention. Huntington, March I, 1916.
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lErEREsTIH0 TO OFrIcE-sEsKERs.-
We find the following in the National In
teligencer Of the 18th:

U. Coolidge the .Murdeyer.-An srti-
Gle has been going the round ofthe papers
% the effect that this notorious individual
I'D made his escape from prison, in the
guise Of his sister. 1t 10 not true. A pc
ttion having been presented to the Gov
essof of Maine, he, with advice Of the
Council, on the 18th inst, COMMITTED
Ceolidee's sentence TO imprisonment for
life. So saw the Boston papers.
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10 do California waterproof Hats,
White and black wool Hats, etc., etc!
"A large invoice III Mems and Boys fine, common
and Low priced Straw Hats, childrens Hats, etc. etc.
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
it is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. J. s. s.
Burlington. Iowa. February 20. 1S40.
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THE creditors of William w. Chapman are notifi-
ed that an instalment of ten per cent. apon the
amount Of their respective demands to defray costs
and expenses is required to be paid to the undersgn
ed on or before the first day of April ensuing, and
that In default demands will be forfeited
march 8, 1919 J. w. GRIMES, Assignee.
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DKY OUODS. UNI, UOOI1'''
~ BALES brown sheetings, also, hattings and
90 wicking; 100 ps assorted tickinss and brown
drllings, Irish linens, &c.
Is g red,white, greeh. yellow srottcd danneis;
400 q common apd fancy dress prints;
100 & broad cloths SEA ssimeres, dne-skins,
sattinetts, beavers, pilots, jeans, blankets, &c:
Dress Goods -..
Is rs. dress goods. inclhding beautiful styles silk
stripe; sdonas, deliscs, alpaccas, merinbcs, bonn
ba1ines, satins, velvcts, &C:
Hdkfs, Shawls. Hosiery, &c. &C..
Also, good assortment Of Tsilor's trimmings,
whale bones, needles, combs, hooks and eyes, per-
furucry, Sc, &c.
H.ts aiid Caps.-A good assortment Of Fur, cloth
ana fur tip gents and boys caps for sale vary low
f,ov -, 7fS PARSONS, CoTP IAasu!Ts
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SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
Hats and CAPS

T STURGIS 4 SON viii! receive about the 18th OF
j April, their Spring and Summer supply Of Hass,
Caps and Sirac Hats. They invite the attention Of
Country Dealers and the public to the following Cat
alogue, which they will sell at 81 Louis prices:--
16 cases No. 1 extra fine Ga sh. Mnleskin Hata:
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pi..cn rC for Boston with loss Of orey.Id and %
and fspEb pitt LamArne Smith, York River for do;
ThsnAs Quinn sburg for Portland 4t,, 'au
Dome fhiladelphA for BoSoD 10 prt 10 brig pauna
schrs Lsmart regulator Jpo simmons Tnomla NARY
LIVES Del Feb 10 AN8nE Leo sparks fson Triad ID d.
Cuba came In early this and 1T anchor 1" the
r,ads cad Pr ships Thomas watroo for Barbsd Jobs
Albert Tor NOre1s; bark Apns Reynolds for Naveu ss
Sece tor Jam went TO this afternoon Ths ehr
Emily Weaver from CenfueRos In this afernooD with
OF nd IL nsinmas large ship IL sight osAng In Toe
heavy from Bombay Hc ~ the busy Of the Ledge
New BEDFORD Feb IL schrs Cepia SsArs, Baltimore
(sss neous) Balimers foe Nantucket
I'D sthr Cssee Curre San Francisco In port brig Swan
Bray for Pbnadelphis, 2lst
NArrucKrr FEB I-sd schrs Daniel 4 Yrsnois Farrs Nsr
o; Susan, RUSSELL NYOrk Geo Warrington. Wnslow, do oop
Tn, prh, Thy lor, do. .
2 tons Bartlett Havana schr Grand Isard sms Por:e
Rico.
DBdier.
xatapsas -.
PoarLArp Fob Cld bark Jupiter, Bislsy Charlcson; brig
PHLAprLpHlA ia schrs Victoria Lesd- New York
xary Patteron. do; Mario Feming Corsrn. DO
eALE, Fsbl5-Cd bark sophrosia. Hmmeron, Rio 0rands
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Uiad,

On Thursday, 18th inst, Mrs CArHARINE NJ. PIKE,
wife Of George Pike in the 36th year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends, and those Of the family
invited to attend her funeral also the
members Of Sloan Lodge No 2l0, of o. + Mount
Zion Encampme mt, No. 81 L. o orc. F United Bro
theirs Of Druids No g. and the orders in general are
respectfully invited to her funeral without fur
Their invitation. Sunday 18th inst. at O'CLOCK P.
M, from her late residence, Ne 1856 Sixth avenue
New Haven and Rochester papers please copy
At Westport, Conn, ON Wednesday, 14th inst after
short but illness which he bore with Christian
fortude Captain Isaac WAITE aged IS years former.
~ sDold and respected inhsbtant Of this city.
Portland papers will please copy.
At Washington ON the ID h inst. after lingering
illness, JOHN WILLIAMS, native Of Stockholm, Sweden,
In his $50 yesr.
At Philadelphia. on the 18th inst. WILLIAM, infant
son Of James and Isabella Smith, aged - months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

n sAs st $40. Beef was steady, with small sales OF
river ness which was worth about STA, and Chicago
mess DO at Stes Sl3 % SIS 30 according 70 quality
Beef hams we're worth Slo. There was no change In
cheese butter ...,>
RICE Ssss Of 100 t,erees we're made ct 90 80 o6k.
SueAR-Ths sales include 800 hhds. New OrieAn
ct ~ . bxo., 4 moe. c.,
SoAp-A parcel Of 600 boxes red mostle Castise nas
been sold to arrive. at s0o., mos.
TonAcco -Ssss have been made Of 100 hhds Ken
tucky and $50 sssd Leaf on terms
not made public. .x,,,
WnALEBoKE-Ther was more doing In this article,
And sales Of 20 600 lbs North West were msde ct 81,
Wpnxry Small sales we're reported ct 23o. for
Ohio and go for state prison.
WooL-The transactions Of the week are small, and
conhnsd 70 foreign We notice sales Of $50 bales
II a lac. for Washed Busnos Ayres, II LIDO for do
Mestiso and II l9o for do. Cordovs there ais,
rsles of rs bales washed Rio Giande terms did
n learn.
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PMLADr,rMA, Feb ID h-Anved|Schrs Harrison.
Jsrmnn kSork Thos Cooper Corson do; Horton, 3uoh
osss ; s s se'ss us:".
s.s casno % s N esps IA. sa
a%;Msyr HafIssn s"I%a1 Brook yn 1hos Cooper Coz
miscei aneous.
,c ,.s s'% .. r CAPT Porter for s T.
h ,s rack t;hP Ss,Sa cap; ooSa%.1:cn 70. Liverpool win
wrpool 1t ~ o'clock Letter bags above.
from lear. ss Gses b.
reported shore ct Cha ham With eight feet
sss:d s and ss.s .as Ss1:ssi hal
ded to Chatham for the Of arrens thcm.
scpR CopA hence for Baltimore before reported dismassd
pair.
and sins H. oa' through BY tho Zee and
,untmen busy yesterday pumping and disoharsns her
Notice TO Mariners.
sn ss Z
Ssnos and RSovs ~ on DAY
Whalemen.
latter has been received in from the chief mate
Omega Money Haven. Ch.ths~ rsaods the Ja
was on the & Fb as hoa no nSa
had been received Of her. and entertained for
Als.si from is. dated Laha,ns o.. l reports ship
AID hss ns.s s.. e G% ~ e s ;s O
Cap. rows eai bes s. Jaaa: cn,ir aors,o NJ,
lesS bulls oil, snail PAT sperm m 90 ., W.
r
River, tsrpp0sed ceau)
Brig Phsnix, from MatanzA for fhiAesph Fob I noia
CIeud Turk washb,rn of Phsdephia Mobile for
Providence, Is days ob FEB IL, lat 20 As Ion 1853
FereAgn Porte.
ANJIrn, Nov 26-Psscd pnp Siam. williams from Manila
NOV ~ Boston.
ab Goth Jsnship Bertrand uowes from Liver
poolto Boston put In for hsrbor.
BRisro1- Jan z0ship Newton Howcs,for Charles
Mn VINO tonnd since 6th the wind 9TH d.
Bs,S..T i.sasSsri Mar, Dale lol.r for Cuba few day.
sus, s.nr smith rom 81 rEonas, Sid brig Cybil
LvHeE Jan 23-ph. ship Maryares Evans Tinker
~. Loi q n Tor n York put IN for ahsrbor.
MA VI. A. IAN VentSnelA Wilson. from Pbiado
psa Wv .. ho%ss 5sit arr only Am vcfse in port
rghI "a, Jan H-Pkt ship Wellington Chadwick from
poaro CABsLLo Jan 2GBrss Eian OF IA s,I 70,
doin DAYS Nary kmene do next day: Neteor VIZ
fGtj tckr Dosas. Il and Nrork In atya N' "'s
Antigua. i's's'pA' via
Bosror Feb 10 AM-rees ship Ri whitney from, q,
vsInah h%nalfr one brig I'D ship Vistus, Peddsk Nurir
barls Zcnoba Carleton do Betron TART do; Como natn,
CLsriestor; rgs Ann Maria, Mayo Ss. Aosei fi, Maa.
piIs; scbrB Eugene Ihomas Al
mas and Gonaives: Jeroue Wiare. NYork " "'
Z-notia Carleton NOrsaLs slips R,mber Nis.ua Lnsv
North Bend bsrks GILBERT Yorktown Zsaobia Como AtL
syb m, 0irard; fg Halifax schr Hanover Schr sid
yesterday.
FuoAsTowS Feb liar brsa Clara Ellcp Kilan Cardo.
Boston: Msriel staples do for do Olive NYor
Esstport srs Alhsnbra Bullock do for 5aoo Cook
Baltimore for CAsne i2h cid sohr RUSSELL Nyork i
sd brig OH port brigs Clara Ellen nH susin
A tigsil sctrs Ahambrs, James.
FRANKFORT, Feb ll3ld sohr Eudorus Wisyo, San Sraa
ci,oo 18TH SD bns Elias udey Hopkins oeorsstown. d.
WIN Blair do
ncissss HOLE FEB isArr schr, Regulator A@in,a, VII
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MARK ETB ELsEWHERE.
STOCK eALRS

Feb. l6-Fyrt Board-Sl0COO United Sat,s
Ga u.s. llik go do. 81 lO 500 Penn sylvaniA b
g. 7sA 9O DO nv 81 ehiga cent ~; l0O Var Boun
~ l00 2te0 Texas O. Bones al oOo Resdin 6 Is Z!
Reading % I24 Bettorca Boa d,N0 kead l24 81 oO0
Nav &c. 6s Second Boyrd-i0U shares Diamond Coal Is;
Western Ftnk 53 Pha Blk l23h ~ Girard lk $4,000
81 o. l0,< 90 LNhsh Scrip 30 Loon renIa o. 81 lU keld
tng S. 80 AN TO Nav o's 2ds ssh. Ater Boird-S5 100
Pepna Ga 78ki zoo do. Ten.
Railroad 67 "a Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad, 6O;
Western Railroad h3z do do 21 titchourg Railroad
Ito; Raj Hsai 1864 BOSTON add iae
Railroad ,Oos ~ KsAdins asroad l2 IS do dol $780, l!;
81 do. do l24 do do, $50 Ia do l2h; oO do, do 49,
I'm; 20 de- do l2l4 % do d. $50 l24 2O do. do IL 6
Merchant Bank lk II United state Insurance COMPANY,
90 y dividends Auburn and Rochester aaroad 81 81 SsO
3,hars Central Railroad 675S Bosop aud Woroes
ter Rarosd l0GA Northern Railroad S ~ Vermont and
Massachusetts, Railroad cfi 80 Reading aaroad. bsl2.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MArAKzAs, Feb 6-Molasses is in active demand at
vsdo sugars have been sold At OK and being sosrce,
will probably go higher; 10 asked for ordinary to
good. The supplies very limited. Last sslss Of
rice 10H. Sixty days Exchange very dull Lnpsrts-
American -four. $i2; lard, qt $l3 $l4; rioe DO
q s 2; lumber, w P, NJ SIS $40; p, 20 Q "a Err
ports Sugars assorted, half white and half brown
arr Or . Sr IL; white alone IL; brown do. AZ 8;
yellow DO z IS; Mu.oovAdo, A 6% coffee, frst quail
ity qtl GAS second aud third 4a4 a. molasses
81 81 ksg 2h Mutoovado, 81 AZ; honey, gall, as
g. Ezchanses-On London, =; U. s northern ports,
"a q per cont prem. Freigkt-To Europe, 45f . 66f
United States box sugars, $l molasses, hhds Of ITO
gals, $2s $2A