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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27

HATS AND CATS. = =.
lust received q good variety Of HATS AND
- CAPS, which will be sold very low at the Cloth
ing Emporium, Jefferson street, by 81
maya J HEINSHEIMER 4 co
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27

hats AND CAPS: Fashionable moleskin hats;
broad brim Russia do; SLOUGH and Hungarian
do; drab beaver Mexican do; mems and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
maya J. @. LAuMAN 4 BRO
T EGHORN Hats: Double and single brim Leg
IL horn hats; pearl, straw and Rutland for sale BY
NAV Q. 80 J C. LAUMAN BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27

PIO WS!! pIOW 81!
4 LWAYS on hand and for sale at the Manufse-
~ turer's Prices, the Moline Plows, of all kinds,
which are acknowledged to be superior to any 9TH
er Plow ever introduced into the country. They
are war; anted to perform well, and if they do not,
all the purchaser has to do is to return the Piow
and get his money at ALFRED CLARKES on
april IS, 80 Jefferson street, Burlington
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Merchants & Pedlar's Supply Store.

THORN Z McOwEN, have just opened large
and splendid assortment Of
NOTIONS AND DRY GOODS
At Wholesale, and which they are determined to
sell as low as the lowest. They buy all their Goods
in New York and Philadelphia, which enables them
to compete with any house Of the kind in the vest
The following articles comprise part Of their
extensive assortment:-
Pins, Needles, Combs, of all kinds;
Buttons of all kinds, OK marrow, scissors;
Knives, cologne, soaps of all kinds, spectacles;
Shoe, lather and tooth brushes;
Beads, Of all kinds, lather boxes, skein cotton;
Spool cotton, patent thread, hooks and eyes;
Suspenders, waters, accordeons, harmonics;
Pocket books, fancy glasses, fancy boxes:
Spool stands, tapes: gun caps, spoons, razors;
Razor strops, wood, crayon and G. s. pencils;
Ball cord, breast pins and slides;
Cap lace and edgeing, fish hooks and lines;
Pictures and frames, artificial flowers, fans;
Shirt studs, buck purses, thimbies, whale bones
Toy watches, steel guard chains, steel pens;
Pen holders, hair pins, cotton purses, backing;
Indian linament, Inks, writing and letter paper;
Window glass, carpets, bleached muslins, lawns;
Caicos, ginghams, alpaCas, 1annels, drillings;
Broadcloths, cotton pant stuifs, merinos, shawls;
Canvass and paddngs, delaines, dress hdk'fs;
Cotton and silk handkerchief Inner table cloths
Barred muslins, jaconetts, fancy cap nets;
Hats, Caps and carpet sacks for ladies' and gents;
Green Barage, sewing silk, ETC., etc.
Also great variety Of other articles entirely too
tedious to mention, which Can be seen by calling
and Washington streets, four doors from Jefferson
Burlington, April II, 1850 T. Moo.
WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW GLASS!
THORN & McOWEN have just received two hum
l. dred and seventy-three boxes Window Glass,
different sizes by 10, by IL, 10 by IL, 10 by IA,
which you will find at the most reasonable prices
by calling at their store Main streets few doors
from Jefferson. burlington, april IS, 1850
- FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
W THE Subscriber having just received large and
- well selected Stock Of Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals,
&C., is now prepared to sell the above named arti-
cles and all connected with his business at the low
est prices, wholesale and retail.
Burlington, april 25, 1850 s. L. DURNAP
EO KEGS pure white lead; 50 kegs No / white do
w 400 lbs pure dry white lead; 900 lbs red lead;
barrels lamp black; 200 lbs litharge;
SO lbs chrome yellow; 40 lbs chrome green;
$50 lbs Paris green; so lbs Prussian blue;
cask Venetian red; cask Spanish brown;
so lbs Ultra Marine blue, fine article for
caslt yellow OGRE; Carriage painting;
Just received and for sale at L BURNAP's
april IS, $50 Drug store, Burlington
. BBLs spts Turpentine; 2 bbls furniture Varnish;
- bbls linseed oil; bbls coach Varnish, just re-
ceived at (apr IS, 800 BURNAP'S
4
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To the Lovers Of the Weed.
7 HAVE just received a supply of A No. Va. To-
i bacco-also, Regalia and Principe Cigars, a
prime article, also Scaforlatti smoking Tobacco.
may Is, $50 d JAGGAR
DAGS WANTED.-The subscriber will pur-
l. I chase good clean linen and cotton Rags.
may l6, 80 D JAGGAR
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CLOTH COATS. =
TNROCK and dress cloth coats, Of all qualities and
Il cOlors, for sale cheap at the Clothing Empori-
um, Jefferson street. t.-z q
may . $50 J. Fl. HEINSHEIMER 4 co
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10 be carried out the whole busness Of the census will
be Q mass Of unreliable confusion. The bill, - IL
stands IL crude and unsatisfactory IL will require
great deal OF MT before II BE- rendered into
practical working system for the Of 1880 The
printing the subject Of discussion TO day when IL
leaked out that the old system of farming IL the
party presses . scheme which IL under
But the debate is not yet, BY any means. The
most porant matter to the South 10 the enumeration
of ell the people The statistics proposed would inter-
fere with It, They must be cut down and simpliasd,
or the census when IL II taken will be good for no
thing from the fact that large number OF incompe-
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AmUsMmEnTs


BI::::..x.dns.s:, :'sss: E:ir.sq - q. = pr.
Psisr t..s " Biaisi sir Oliver surface Mr. Ehitssi
sf,.Ee a. tass' elfss: Sc ny ss
Sir Toby Mr. Lys'sT Lady rss1ls Mrs Barrett Mrs Can
$isS ssnsuss With dc drama maori rGR oETas
Lazy Esrssrs VI: Held ssno5 Of DssSn Mrs. Blake 0'a
RURroN's THEArRE-w. =. BURTON, PRoPRIE-
ssscTs s
Franz s ssn nSsnS ss ss hu SssasG:S
Snaas M s.sA H fna. M
Ms; Gh'g%.p ssnslSds win Che comedy Of TaE Poos
Srsns M Button TsS.sf srsISs E BIZ Broa SSsa;
k Horn ss l sr hu.Ss MIRA
bon Mn
bonn. EyiIs ssaSIp.I Patti Don 0ttayo. sEnor Fsrs
line sisnoins Bertseca. Conduosor and pirse.or. MAJ
s., IL sass, f, rrc.; Of mis- D,a
q AS%lssn or tho evening Of
RENETIr,oARD-sIoNOK AND sIcNoRA RossI-
Cors beg leave to announce that they will take their
e performed the ms. act 81 LU6REzIx BoseIx"wita
s TfHs SS And s Rs ss Cord
a. zig sga sas I
Perrin ana Sig Ior sSsssrSsrs desiring to secure their
RAkNthS AMEhlCAN MUskUM.-P. Il. BARNUH.
- Manager and Propretor-Jo Greenwood Jr Assistant
Perform every
ming this week, Mt and 1cook va
ried each day. The Nartinett Family. who the
front rank Of Pantomim s whose
dextrous tricks unrivailed Louis Ese the talented
Naudevillist kr T. Q. Wemyes Messrs Merrheld Rose,
Warden Clark and Higgins, Misses stanhope, Psntand.
Wand and west In amusing helanges Laughsbls
Sketches &c 60 Half million Of Curiosie Living
penis Mammoth Crocodile Wax Scripture Statuary Ad
mission to the Museum and Performances Children
under ten years l2h cents.
RARNUhs MUSEUM, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALL
- day and evening Fresh Novelties Mahogany Tray,
sm which Gen. Washington took his meals during the Bat
tie at Germantown. Mexican Trophies Oriental Costumes
Wax Statuary Mermaid hummes Sea Lion Msmmoth Gro
code Scotch Golahs the tiRest Dwarf Mde
Sprtuele the modern Syb and 700 curosties; new
Dsol,ng Views. and the Chromatrope The and
uneq9aed Preparations making tor ClNDERELLA not
performed for the 6sth 18th Goth times Dramas Ne
laDess, 1rologues Comedies Burletas Ballads Dances
Songs and various eomealities To accommodate in
crowds $40 and neatly cushioned
placed the floor Of the lecture Admttanos
rs cents Children under 10 years l2k cents
EXTRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE TAKES
IA place day Mt the franklin Theatre, l75 Chatham
Square, when variety of select will be
Doors open at performance commences at O'clock
cisely.
MIsIC.-MR. LEOPOLD MEYER CAN TAKE A few
1vI pupils for the Piano and vislin. Terms moderate
Apply At No. 100 Canal street.
SBOOTING MATCH, For FINE HOG WEIGHING
n about 400 pounds will take place Thursday 7th inst
oelock at Louis Beckers Vauxhal Garden. Hobo
whether double ornge open sight may used
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NEW sOOKs, nc.

EWBAfhs RkPOHT.- WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON
II Thursday morning. Fsbruary T. Rerort o. the Commits
stner o. Patents for the year lao part snd Manu
factnrce Embracing the Com o. Origin
ard Progress o. Invs,on the ss.or ehi. levers % ev
faticn; Propostd prestons o. the Patent rrns Publ
cation Of epecihcaons Prep.rsen
and descriptive Index of Inventons Instutsn OF Ma
tona Prizes and the Prcpulsion 81 steamerrs
1n'rodueton, BY Horace Greeley. Pris. ~ cents.
j. s. REDfIELD, Clinton HALL
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nrL TOR FRENCH LAMPS, NO. 4S BRoApwAY--
" Just received the largest importation in this ee.sry
Frepk MscAsrie Csrce noderstors Prsssor Lamps
o. the latest styles French Oil A. 20 sallon best Sperm
OIL, AZ lis. NJ. pARI0FYILLE, late Disssss LAMPS.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

I 7. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER-wALLACE. BARRY
Co. will SELL this day. at No. 22s Green ch street.
at O'Clock the fixtures OF Tea Store consisting
one Black Walnut Counter; one large Patent Coffee Mill
Solar two Patent Scales Fancy Shelving White Oak
Barrels, &c. kc all to be sold without reserve.
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LAMPS.

collar AND rLuIDLANPs,C CHANDELIERS. MATTEL
- CandsIsbras and Girandoles % corneluss make, l
embossed blue snd sodb and svered o. desgns The
finest finished vert IN the world Ase style 81 Psrlor
Fluid lamps tbs. burn With JET. similar % .rsst, o. the
mott simple construction. ASHER r. MORGAN,
ls2 william street, between Pulton and Ann,
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w n. DIssSow.s RIDING SCHOOL. NO 20 FOURTH
avenue opSn day and evening for Ladies and oentle-
The reception and dressing rooms school we'll
ysrmsd and eemfort>be in the most inelsment weather
6sm 70 And7bSF,m
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Treasury act, there ID necessity for such heavy
bends required from the collectors, assistant
tessurers &C.. and far the services of there
officers concerned, individuals equally capable
could be obtained for than half the pay those
now in ONCE receive. There innumsrsbIs drones
about every hive and the custom house Of every city
In the Union has its portion of them. This depart
nent of the has been made for many years
sort Of dispenser of PENSIONS for political services
while its duties have been performed by small
Der of individuals By proper overhsuling Of this
service, and judicous regulation Of the internal AZ
fairs Of the different custom houses the expenses could
easily be confined to the sum appropriated but we
must not expect to such desirable of things
unle Congress compes the Secretary of the Treasury
to carry out at the provisions Of the sot Of ls4s
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings Of the
South Carolina Railroad each Of the past years
SourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The gross receipts from the legitimate busi-
ofths road for the lS4S, were. $S0o073 o.
The gross receipts to- from tn: legitimate bu
ness Of the road, for the year lS4s .SS92.4o3 10
The gross expenditures, including Jan in
creased amount paid for interest on loan
improperly charged to this account. -. 463,933 "a
Net profit for 1s4o. ............... $42s 400 AZ
Showing increase in the business Of the road Of
$s2 4o3 TO- and increase of pront Of $27lss 67
compared with the previous year.
The balance of the Indebtedness Of the company is
ret down in the auditors tabular statement follows
Liabilities. $3,5l5 ,507 81
Assets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sos, 436 05
Showing balance Of indebtedness. .s2947 OIL Sc
There in service thirty six locomotives most
Of them Of approved construction and powerful class
and three hundred and forty three freight and twenty
three passenger ears with forty three freight in
progress of construction, and which will be the
road There has been added this year after replacing
those destroyed out In service sixty nine box
and platform, with three passenger and baggage
and passenger and four freight locomotives ct
. eost Of $780, 24 SO.
There have been added to the property Of the com
pany since 1884, in lands and city lots Sill O06 in
locomotives and cars S2696s4 in iron and fsstenngs
for resying road s2li 900 in machinery shops
$6,470 in materials on hand, s3o699-increased
value Of property since consolidated exclusive Of in
vestmenf in Camden Branch, $63s,679.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JAEEs CONNER son. TYPE FOUNDERS. CORNER
every article for Complete Printing ktAbsh
CIsE IYsURANcK- sooSLYN INSURANCE coz
y ran; Offices Ne Merchants. Esehanxe Wall street,
& rsa .sS - rgSs .r.. srI.s ~ hs ss sas
sv.nrs ttore, furniture merchandise Ae ., The lsrs,
" DkvLs s. asd IS John street, corner o. Nassau have
no" the srs aTs q ,sfr s ~ CLOTHING
resey for and would invite the attention Of eoun
b. ). D ni,hfsiiy s..ur. purchaser. Of .l.,hins
sh., their s,ceA s al fresh and a. Their inpor..oss aid
-. ,rs,. -. ss found g sorrsto,a sisS Their usual log
nov TOO we'll Inc .n 70 need sttss5s being called 70 A. as
They hs,, Away. paid attention the .ys iaa
g ss ,sry market in the United States West
Our Retail Dsrutn,s, is always surp.d With u. very
A sEIGSrrrE saASsr, Lasprse.-ae uALr
aunrsf ,ss rhss s' 2. ,ss sls md s,suns
in Fic5lI CO 'I ann 8 sSf fs:s: I'D
RuLBous RooTs:-Jusr AssIvEp. rkR BARK
IRON Holland ne srss. .ns ~. ?, fsssr
Gus. ana Tsiy.nisss scS 6ysss,h. sss ruip.
ssi' pur'hs'sr'' at the =; snss5,.f.s
suytr, Bay Ninety sixth street, Blsomissdais Read
WHAT DOES 1T MEANl-oNLY rHrs-TaAr rHE
rssin. fey m f.rssn. may be g, ,hroush N on. hpr
r 81 IL was invened BY the srest chemist Leer wko
sold he or s250 No housewife should Ne vithout
s.ys the New yort City Christian nsxspc.r .ad this az
vice echoed By ~ least Eve hundred ne.pspers ana per
edes aud BY thousands Ohio have tried this plan. Address
sr.s on ETwELyETREEs.R Room 2. No. 70 Nssssu street.
New York.
roUsTERFsIrEEs AT woRK-TuE PUBLIC ARE
Osrein cautioned AGAINST various spurious Backnx in
tended 70 be palmed them the renune hsson cha
lnse bAetne By parties who o. the universal aud
nous stealth Of james Masons actng label. appro
PIRATE themselves that patronage which spent
f sa psseyersnee In acquiring order The more ef
gs. sssos K.,,. -y On. q y. s.,s.sr.s.s q
before the words hssons Original Challenge Bsehing
the TOP OF me label asd a introduces the &C. int, the sig
nature masns ~ read hss~n Original challenge Black
ing Another eounterf,ter o. sason Stacking label lin
Fulton street New York; copies whole design OF me Ia
bel Tut tubsutntes his own for the Mssons
The labels OF this eountsrfeiter printed
lsrs o. Al e,her respects these are fac simls'
81 s sasen snslsh blacking label whilst the counter
felt Baeking itscf la LIKE all spurious articles
~ worthless and destitute Of
the genuine slschins PRECISELY The plan praesed
whole label having been copied verbsm the name and
her only excepted This fraud the
ertenvey in al those markets for which the spanish la
bells are designed and in one instance at leas vhers
10 South America vas returned the shipper AZ his
cos and at expense too o. than
nvoice price These bnreaced attempts ssrsus the
ufactursr Of the gernine article % his
their confidence In favor q nason ch.ienae
require comment Beware, therefore Of al. fatcps 81
nssont Bisckins and bay more hut such has fac
se o. JAS hssons Signature % IL. which upon every
BE desrs throughout the United States ans from shs
1872 North Third street. and IS willov g. Philadelphia
n prnt~o scuaor
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CALIFORNIA.


CALlroRNIA EXPREss-OFIIcIs OF GREGoRY's
~ Express-New York 50 Pearl street; San Francisco
Hutton Timmerm,ns and y D. Kohlsr's Mint; s,cra-
Connections Mining and Tracing Company Store cqllo-
gngs Goodng Co.'S; Yuba River. Rose Reynolds Store
The arrived California trip
the I'm pire City, has completed
serger leave New York and San Francisco BY steamers
semi monthly, and direct through with messages and
small parcels One will leave New York the 7th February
by the Empire City and attend promptly to delivering and
collecting for this his arrival California
JOSEPH ". GREGORY, 90 Pearl street.
NB.-An payments to this Express be made in Cali
fornia.
7 CUNT h CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPREss-PACKAGEs
IL and freight per New Orleans and EN- Dire City,
February 7h, viii be received office until the day Of
sailing and forw arded to San Francisco in charge special
messenger. Once IS Broadway, corner Wall street.
ALBERT WELLS Acting Manager.
CALIFORNIA REVOLUTION THE GOLD MINERS
~ are adopting the aaotsver operating
they seS them Passengers them
at the esiiforns oukt Depot No II Pork Row. York
for SIS Quckslver Pans S. Gold catching Crevced RAJ
r y. H0TCHKIsB SAN YRANCIsCo. CALIFORNIA,
". having located In capacous warehouse and wharf,
ssnusnts Of nsrchan dize James r.
Cannon Esa.. New Haven.
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FIN NCIAls.

90 OOO-THE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RE
BC,OOO tire, ofsrs stor. and svsy s,eshls stock
o. soeds consisting Of Gas Fixtures China Glass Lamps
dolce k kct stock amounting 70 the above sum,
which will be sken in payment bond and MORTGAGE OF
'''' '''''' ''''''1 coz sroUvENEL. John street
500 900 oAS At ssyss rss SrS os
J" WI" "V' Ts D. SowltR, ss ives, street.
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ERANKL1N THEATRE, It's CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every evening" until further notice. the SoSinal and
band Of ladies In the world They will band
Of sable Brothers Alse the wsndern tribe Of "Femals
A,o engaged the Family together with troupe Of
Cassc Female Artistes who will tabeaux
taken from ancient and modern times. Admission, Stage
seats M cts Boxes rs cts Pit l2k cts Private boxes 81
ban afternoon performance every Wednesday and Sa
turday at o clock.
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IDYERYISEMENTS RENEwED EVERY DAT.

.dnscers 10 -Gdprtisemsnts BY Mail BE- post
pssd, they wili not Be taken frsm the Post Office.
~~>~>NN>NN~NN~>oO~NNN>o0~N No~~~N~>-N~~
LOST.
II 0ST-0N TUESDAY MORNING, IN THOMPSON
IL street. near Washington Square, plain gold double
spring rye Glass Areward s. will be paid TO the finder
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THE LATE CATAsTROPHE.


NJ OTICE is BBREBY GIVEN TO THE FRIENDS OF
those unfortunate individuals whose lives sacrificed
BY the explosion OF steam engine in the mandatory In
the Fourth ward station House where their bodies
lay } for the purpose Of Identifying them.
By order Of the Committee.
EDWAkD RIFIlN,Chairman,y ACOB OAKLEY,
JAMES II. COOK, WARREN CHAPMAN,
Committee Of Board OF Aldermen.
ID. WARD Chairman, ALoNzQ A. ALyoRD,
ILokENCEhccARIdf, OSCAR v. sTURTkvANr,
A CARD-MEssRs. A. b. TAYLOR co. RETURN
"A their THANKS to the Of the Fire Police
and Others for their eeent and valuable
their destroyed. They also the
the latter and donation Mesrs
Hoe Co. to be appropriated Z, the AID Of The
Dear sirswe have learned with the nost eelSes
Of the sad catastrophe at your establishment this morning
and refrain from rendering
patty be q assistance the
We shall happy to render any aid in our We shall
dollars sufferers their families such way you
To hessrs. A. b. TAYLOR h Co.. Present.
Al EssRs. A. b. TAYLOR Co. HAVE raE PLEA
A the receipt Of the Donation
Hundred Dollars together with the following letter from
Hessrs. Beach Brother:
orrIcr rHS Nrw YoRx Sun, Feb. S, 1850
Hundred Dollars such may have already been
placed In hands for distribution among the sufferers and
the friends Of those whose lives loss BY the dreadful
essmity at your place yesterday morning For yourselves
accept the wsrmes'" sympathy which friends can ons,
n. B. Any communications for A. b. Taylor Co. may DO
left for the present, at hess Harper Brothers, ~ Cliff
street.
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GRAND FESTIVAL.--A GkAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
~ such ms has been rarely equalled and exseed
this city, will be given at the Tabernacle Thursday the
18th inst which will embrace the following popular
attached TO- tse Italian Opera Of this cy-signornas u
psr.aos., , as s,knora nos '9tsii sgnors fort
full orchestrs and Chorus under the direction Max
retrck ESQ., OF the Italian OPERA together with other talent
which with full details will be published hereafter being
the joint benefit Of the Hebrew and German Hebrew
lent Societies Of this city Tickets Dollar TO be had at
all the music and 1t the door, the evening
concert.
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T Asst WEEK in NEW YORK OF oLIDDoNs TRAM
~ Panorama Of the Nile Egyptian Antigua
Collecton-Chinese Buildings, $50 Broadway Admis-
% cents children half price N. B-The curtain rises
evening at Wednesday and Saturday
~ clock. Doors hour before each exhibition.
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BALLS.
NANCY BALL COSTUMES, DOnfNOs AND Masks.
~ for ladies' gentlemen snd children.-BOOrH 4 Co re-
sresfuly announces that they prepared with splendid
assortment Of the above articles at the old eahhsd eos
tune warehouse ~ Prince street, near Mr. Nibos saloon
Ce"uues reserved exclusively for private parties.
TEE THISTLE BALL.--PLHAsE rAKE NoTIcITHAT
this dehehuul and popular Ball will take place
Thursday evening. the 7th instant Fblo Garden The
srrangements are q The lest hind both ball and
SUPPER rooms snd All the other festive
easiens The entire proceeds viii AZ usual be devoted 70 OBJ
jecs Of charity without regard the
recipient All we'll vishers % the Thistle Bepevoient Aso
catep, will Of courfe be there Tickets 81 which will sd-
nit Gentleman and two Ladies See Bills.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MASONIC BALL, roR THR
II widows and Orphans Asylum Fund Of the Fraternity
81 the New York viii Ne svsn the Apollo ssioon
Thudsy evening the 18th inst few sms ali packages
tchets sale still be ohtsned by the
JANIS HrRRING, Grand Secretary.
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fxoARD-TO LET-A SMALL rARIoR AND BED
~ room joining In large handsome house In Fourth
street near Broadway The veud s suitable for
twc % three persons and would te let moderate
The advertiser engaged them for himself but 10 obliged
mte chance. Family snail Address W n, this ofhce,
ttsunx where an Interview can be had.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

~~~~N~~~NN~NNN~NNVN~O ~O~NON~NN~-O~~~N~,
EoR SALE, TO LEASE, OR LET-THR TwO-sTORY
brick buildng No. III Twenty street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues 10 feet 'front.' ~ feet dsep,
with 10 horse kngne double Boiler Hydraulic Press
three Cynder and other usegl machinery ~ for manufs
turing purposes II will be sold cheap and immediate
session given. For further particulars inquire Of Wilson.
- sm between the hours Of n A. ~ and r.
ITO LET, IRON THE FIRST OF NAY NEXT rHn
Store and lover Of House No las Houston street.
HAM the Unios harfesg likewise, the Bouss No. 81
Norfct street. Inquire At the hall door q ID Heus,os
street. WALTER HOW'LL.
HOUSE, NO 20 THOMPSON STRICT TO LET ANB
the Furniture for sale IL will only he let TO the per-
who purchases the furniture Apply the premisss
between the fours Of III and osfy.
DTLIIARD TABLE FOR SALE, WITH gvRRy THING
ID complete de % the beet material and workmAnshfp
suitshle for private or pvhlc use B-Bllisrd Tables
order and everything furnished connected With
business N BBsgsteile Table for sale, with nire holes
bowls cheap for cash al the Billiard Table Manu
factory, No. 20 Ann street.
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