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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

100 do do coarse do
80 do do calf do
81 50 do do goat do
$50 do do seal do
100 cases boys kip 4 thick
Is do do calf do.
1900 prs N ems coarse brog's
Z 0OO0 do do nnlin'd hip do
$3.50 do do calf do
5000 do do goat do
$50 cases mens'grain boots
long legs;
800 cases gents kip boots,
lons legs;
800 cases boys thick and
kip boots;
800 easss youths kip and
d thick boots; NJ
30 cases childs' kip and
1000 prs mems l. & b kip,
brogans;
300 prs mems lasting and
cloth saitsrs;
9oo prs boys kip and calf
brosans;
500 prs boys'coarse brog'ns
! 800 prs youths kip do
500 do do coaree do
1900 do ladies' kip and calf
lace boots;
10 prs goat and kid do do
no DO polkas l. excslsiors
SoOO prs ladies 'kip,goat and
calf strap shoes;
noOO prs ladies' kip slips,
ties and buskins;
d Louis, August g, 1850
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State of Iowa, Louisa county, SIS.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issu-
)ed out Of the office Of the District Court of Lou
lisa county, in favor of Tevis, Scott & Tevis, and
against Nathaniel G. Fitch, Margaret Fitch. and
Fitch Lucket, have lev led upon, and will expose
to sale to the highest bidder, at the door Of the
Court House in Wapello in said county Of Louisa,
on the second day of September next, A. d. 1850,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
O'Clock, NJ, Of said day, the following described
property, to wit: Lot No. three, (3) in block No.
eight, (s) in Columbus City. Louisa county, laid
out by Edward F. Wilson, taken and levied upon
as the property of Nathaniel G. Fitch, Margaret
Fitch, and Fitch & Lucket, to satisfy said writ of
execution. SAML X. HELMICK,
WapellO, July II, 1850. Sheriff Louisa CO. Iowa
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4 kFFERS his Professional services to the citi-
NTzens of Burlington and vicinity. fmay 20, 80
IL lie may be found at the Barrett House.
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Jefferson street, between Main ana !hIrd, north
side, two doors above J. s. Schramm's.
BARGAINS!, BARGAINSlI!
II. HEINSHEIMER X CO are opening
y new and splendid stock Of SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING, consisting of every variety
Our stocks are wen made and of the latest fash
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west Of the Allegheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want Of Clothing, cannot put
their time to better than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
IT, Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establI shment
where real bargains are to be had.
Burlington. april IS, 1850. j. II. II. co
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DRY GOO S .

y II !" U U u -
sen BALES very heavy A. brown sheetings;
F~sP 10 do batting, wicking and wadding;
60 ps tickings, brown driilings and bagging,
so do bleacheh muslins, drills 4 white cambrics;
40 doassorted summer pant and coat stuff;
500do do prints, lawns and ginghams;
500 lbs. cotton Yarns, ETC., etc.
ALSO, Shawls; hdkfs; hosiery, parasols; ribhons
buttonS pins; needles; thread; combs; colored cam
hrics; naukeens; brown hollands, brown coat lin
ems: white linens; table covers; apron checks;
stripes; vestngs; friuges, gimps, etc. for sale by
anr ia. 80 PARSONS. CORP 4 PARSONS
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TRUSTEES SAFE

w LnEaS, John Herman, by hi, deed, dated No.
~. a., moet eth is4s, decided to q. P. Turner, and to
situated in Desmoines county State OF iowa 70 w,
sy acres of Of the norh:par of the ea. half Of the
e"st quarter OF section seventeen township seven
en' Vi certain ptomissory mentioned in said
as WIN more fully appear reference to said deed
ns IeeoIaed IN the Recorders office of said county in
nook OF mortgages, No. page 4y-and where as said
." , note IS due and unpaid and whereas by said
we trustees therein mentioned either Of them is
auo.eu 70 sell said land in ease of default in the nav
~ vi .aa note when due; therefore, in execution of
e poWes vested IN me BY said deed, the undersigned
@ " ne trustees therein mentioned i'll procee ed To sell
tnc bidder, for cash, the Office Of the Judge
snd .w q, ss.a county, in Burlington, Monday the
81 70 VI september, A. ID. $780, between the hours
,e estate to satisfy said and the costs of this trnt
aa laha VIII De sold subject mortgage for Sss 40
executed by said Herman, september Isl ls4e To Nles
ann uah Loper, due July LIST, 1850 and recorded
IN the Recorders office of said county, in Book OF
s.; W. - page o59 A. d. GREEN, Trustee.
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>. 10. NPeIy.
khr .BOlln II. Ranch.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Burlington, low a.
L E7-Shop on Main street, in the building late
occupied by Geo. BIickhahn. rmsy co, SO
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PRICES REDUCEDi

EFBARG AIMS TO BE HAD!t!FE
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
/ and the public generally, that he has in store a
large assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, of all sizes and qualities, hch he offers at
REDUCED PRICES. He feels assured he can make
it to the advantage of buyers to extend him their
patronage. He is satisfied that small profits and
quick returns will prove advantageous to himself
well as the purchaser. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, he is determined to sell low.
Also, a large and fine assortment of Leather and
Shoe Findings.
TSPlease call and examine my stock, on Jefer-
son street, one door east of Main.
may 9, $50 F. WALLIS
THE new and popular Cyclopedia Of Domestic
L Medicine, by Keith Imray, NJ. d., embracing
Physiology with plates ETC.. ETC., just and
for sale at Eastern prices at ArHAuAMs'
may %, 80 Burlington hook store
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PANTALOONs.

PAS1ALODNs.
nANTALOONS Of all kinds, cut in the most
fashionable style, and made Of the very best
material, at H HEINSHEIMER X co.'s
may Crnrur~a
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HATS AND CAPS.

| ATS AND CAPS: Fashionable moleskin hats;
II broad brim Russia do SLOUGH and Hungarian
do; drab beaver Mexican do; mens' and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
may J. G.. LATNAN ~ BRO
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IIARYEsT NF I-..l
The CRY il. sill they Come!
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

~ THE subscribers the stock of the Bur-
iiuston and Mt Pleasant Plank Road Company are
hereby notified, that at a meeting Of the BOARD 81
Directors on the 10Th inst. 1t was ordered that
assessment o 70 per cent, or ten dOilaTs Ter share,
be called in, to he paid ~ W. +. C0oihaugh, Trea-
suter of the Company in Burlington on The 2sth
day Of August next. GEO. SNYDER.
Burlington, July %, 1850 Secretary.
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New Store and New Goods
THE subscriber has just opened new assort-
J. mcnt of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Qucenswsre. Boots, shoes, etc, etc,
which he will sell at Reduced Prices. Taken III
exchange for Goods all kinds of merchandise
PRODUCE.
The citizens of Burlington and surrounding coun-
try invited to examine his stock before rhr-
chasing elsewhere. E1@CALL AND SEE and judge
for Yourselves. No charge for showing goods.
may g. $50 Ms DU BOIS, Jefferson street
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FJOSIEgY AND GLOEES.-Ladics black and
/ colored Kid Gloves; Ladies' silk fringei anf
cotton gloves; Gents silk frnged and cotton
gloves white and black hoses white and mixed
cotton half hose; for sale cheap by
NAV Q S Du BOYS
roRN MEAL: a new supply, fresh ground, for
I sale by fiune 30, '5e) ID JAGGAR
COFFEE: 20 bags prime Rio Coffee; 10 bags old
I Java do; for sale by taprll) CooLBAucH co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

CLOTH COATS.
BROCK and dress cloth coats, of all qualities and
l. colors, for sale cheap at the Clothing Empori
um, Jefferson street.
may J 80 ]. H. HEINsHEIMER l. CO
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N F. w GOOD Slii

'tNHE undersigned are now, and will be receiving
during the season, large assortment of
Spring and summer Goods,
well selected from the Eastern Cities OF the latest
Importations, all Of which they are determined to
sell at such rates no doubt viii give entire sa-
tsfaction to all who may favor them with their pat
ronage Their stock consists in part Of the follow
iaI,flzs, cloths, including every yarietv Of
color, quality and price, French and American G. :
simeres, satinetts OF every quality, Jeans summer
Cloth. blue drilling and cotton plaids and stripes
dillings. brown and bleached Dome sites, Tie kings
Checks, Vestings, Flannels, Alpaccas, Irish lin
ems, ETC., etc.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
handsome assortment of Prints, ginghams,
lawns, mustins, jaconetts, swiss, book and null
Muslns; Dress silks, linen lustre Bingham lawns,
linen berage, ETC., etc.
FANCY GOODS, too numerous to mention. new
style bonnet ribbons and artificial Flowers, Hosie-
~, gloves, suspenders hdkfs, buttons Combs, ETC..
Hats, Russia, beaver silk, low priced Fur leg horn
and palm leaf Hats, all sizes, kinds and prices. A
general assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Quecnspdre
Clothing, Goats, Pants TESTS, Bosonns g. Drn,rers.
Also, Collars shirts, etc, in great variety and at
excecd dinghy low prices. Also, Nails, Glass, Cot
ton Yarn Carpet Chain, batting log and trace Chains
etc. etc. Also, Hames: horse collars, hoes SHOW
els, spades, Forks, etc.. ETC., all of which we will
sell as cheap as can be purchased in the Market,
and will take all kinds OF Produce In exchange for
Goods.
Remember the place, rE-Main street, below JEFF
ferson, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington, may ., 1850 GARRETT & COOPER
BURLINGTON CLOTHING EMPORIUMII
E esssss - So
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x-A FRESH DRUGS and MEDiCINES.-The sub
I'd sCrber is receiving his spring supplies of
80 goods in his line, which he warrants fresh and
genuine and offers for sale on reasonable terms.
march II, 80 ITALIA Mt, Jclfer son ST.
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital 100000
I>IRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE, Vim
Il cennes, Indiana, c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary; n. I.
Eldridge, Treasurer; r. n. Carnan, President.
Burlington, Jan. 24,'50 JNO G.. TOOTF. Agent
1lLATFORN, Counter and Tea Scales, for sale
by (may %, 500 PRTGH " COOK
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Pro 49, esg.<, Ag -,

E u " " N!t FLO w AIt
4 LWAYS on hand and for sale al the MaRufac-
"a turer's Prices, The Moline Piows, OF aI kinds,
which are acknowle gcd 10 he superior TO any 9TH
er Pillow ever introduced into the country. They
are anted 10 perform wen, and f they do not,
all tho purchaser has to DO, Is to return the Plow
and get his money al ALFRED CLARKES on
april IS, 80 Jefferson street. Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

CLOTHING! CLOTHING.!
WE offer at reduced prices, a very good assort-
w ment of Clothing, consisting Of linen tweed
and aluacca sack and frock4 Goats; Cashmere and
yetentia Vests. which we are anxious 70 CLOSE
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where &c LAUMAN BROTHER,
July $3.50 corner JEFFERSON ana water SIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

WANTED, wheat and oats, also Dry and Green
w HIDES for which cash will he paid de
livery may Q, 800 PASs1ss, Corr PAsscss
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

| C. LAUMAN " BROTHER, Corner OF Wash
y ington and Jefferson streets, are nov in re-
ceirt of extensive stock OF Goods for the Spring
Trade, to which the attention OF customers rs in
vied. burlington, April IS, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

HANDkFRCHIEFS.
NJ Eek and pocket handkerchiefs, some very
/ beautiful ones, and Of superior quality, Of all
kinds which will be sold very cheap at the Clothing
Emporium of II HETNSHEIMER s. co
may Jefferson street. Burlington
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MISS BRIN HALL, s. CO..
r-r- MILLINERY AND MANTUA MAKING
T.ssSS-both silk and braid in the best style and on
SxAthe most reasonable terms-otfer their SER
vices to the Ladies of Burlington and vicinity in
the above business. They will warrant their work
to fit, and Of the best material. They be found
at the residence of MIR Jefferson Penny, on Valley
street. april IS. 1850
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FOOTE * CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERs, have just received a
lot of splendid New Orleans Sugar and Molas-
ses for sale cheap. april IS, 1850
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sew WHEAT FLOUR,

THE subscriber Will pay the market price in
j Cash, for good MePChautdhlc Wheat.
july %, 1850 H. ID JAGGAR
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STATE. OF low A, Louisa county.
September Term A. d. 1850.
Ellen Drummond rs. Alexander Drummond-Bil
for Divorce for drunkenness, abuse and wilfu de.
sertion.
DEFENDANT will take notice that complainant
- has filed a Petition in the Court aforesaid, for
divorce from the Bonds of Matrimony with said
defendant and that unless. he appear at said Sep
tember Term of said Court, and defend, a decree
will be taken pro confesso. JAMES McKAY,cl'k
Wapelo, july IL, Is50-ts per s. Townsend, deny
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nOWNING'S fruit and fruit trees Of America,
do do colored plata
The American rruIt ruItuIIst ~ >. 1homas,
Coles fruit book,
Downing's cottage residences,
do landscape gardening 4 rural architecture
for sale at ABRAHAM's
aug 10 so Burlington Bookstore.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22

New style rim locks, min.
eral knobs;
New style rim lever locks
Mortice locks, with white
and dark knobs;
Patent rim Lstches;
do mortice, do
do sliding, DO
do Drop DO
do Norfolk do
Square do
Common thumb DO
Store door do
Rim, lecL apI Irth.
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merItIng continuance OF the pstronnvo 49, -. "
heretofore been SO iheralit hesfnnas I-n.-. 80
.- . POTATOESi POTATOESll
SR BUSHELS prime potatoes Just received
cOA and for sale BY (apr25, '5o) FooTE CO
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Sheriff Sale,

NIOTICE.-AH those indebted to US are request
y ed to settle up, as money we must have
august Is, 1850 GILCHRISr & co
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Administrators Notice.
~ The undersigned has been appointed by the
Court OF Des Moines County, Iowa, Administrator
on the Estate of James Mcbride, deceased, late of
said county. All persons indebted to sand Estate,
will make immediate payment to me, aud those
having claims will present the for settlement;
legally authenticated. SAMUEL. Nc BRIDE.
Yellow Spring Tp. faug. Is, '5O-3t.) Admir-.
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Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
| HAVE just received a large assortment Of Per-
fumery, consisting in part Of Cologne water, Fan
cy extracts for handkerchief pomades; Bears oil;
Perfumed lockets; Fancy soaps; Eau Lustrale; Lii
ly white; Maccassar oil, and all sorts Of Fancy Ar
ticles. which you will have to call and see,
have not time or space to enumerate l. BURvAP
Burlington, april 25, 80 Jefferson street
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Merchants & Pedlar's SuDDIv Store,

.AAonN u McOW EN-, have Just opened large
ana splendid assortment of
NOTIONS AND DRY GOODS
"A. " noiesae, and which they are determined tC
sen as low as the lowest. They buy all their Goods
In New York and Philadelphia, which enables them
10 compete with any house of the kind in the we 4
me following articles comprise a part of their
extensive assortment
rms, Needles, Combs, Of all kinds;
buttons OF all kinds, OK marrow, scissors;
hniVes, 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;
rocket books, fancy glasses, fancy boxes:
spool stands, tapes, gun caps, spoons, razors;
razor strops, wood, crayon and G. s. pencils;
BAH cord, breast pins and slides;
Cap lace and edgeing, fish hooks and lines;
Pictures and frames, artificial flowers, fans;
ohirt studs, buck purses, thimbles, whale boncs
10Y watches, steel guard chains, steel pens;
rem hoiderS, hair pins, cotton purses, backing;
indian 'lnament, Inks, writing and letter paper;
WINDOW glass, carpets, bleached muslins, lawns:
Lahcos, ginghams, alpacas, iannels, driings;
broadcioths, cotton pant stufis, merinos, shawls;
d. canvass and paidings, delanes. dress hdk'fs;
Cotton and silk 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 I" mention, which can be seen by calling
at their store on Main street, between Jefferson
ana Washington streets, four doors from Jefer son.
Burlington, April II, 1850 T. & Moo
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Builders Take Notice.
lust received and for sale at reduced prices, a
j complete assortment of building hardware con-
ssting of store and front door locks, novelty and
national locks, night latches, drop and thumb
lachcs, butt, strap and gate hinges and fasteners.
screws from as to inch, sash locks, cupboard
turns, hand rail screws, &C. which we invite YOU
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
july4 & LAuMAN s. BRO,
Corner Jefferson and Water streets.
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The Insecurity Of Buildinxs.


In your paper OF yesterday, q very truthful sr,
ticle appears, entitled The Insecurity Of Build
iBgs"; and, under that head, allow one, whose
judge by the majority the cause, no doubt just
ly. I have reference to the architectural profess
sion, which and then receives those cri-
tcisms from your pen-perhaps too severe for the
unrghteous but the object seemsth good to the right
eous My object is not argument In contra to your
criticisms but to sustan-knowing the value Of such
to truth Those denunciations which appear In said
article may be termed wholesale by some but why
are engaged in that art for which they totally in
competent--I mean architects; and as drown
ing man will catch at straw, thus ere their hopes
founded.
How erroneous boast Of civilization, Wanted
knowledge, when architecture, on which -ospend her
sister arts among US, Is so shabbiy eneoursged-s
thought its advancement seldom taking the place
Of psrsimony Look TO its prof. ssors Unedacated az
they are as artists man who has not vrtue enough
carry him through without bankruptcy his legitimate
closes dubs himself architect" There are sTcep.
tions to this, but they are few consequently your
Can expect artistical productions, scientific cal
morphosed builders neither fish nor aesh" and like
the mnotaUr. halt horse, half alligator, y architects
Then sir, when the Judgment Of an architect Is re-
quired upon the stability OF building let the proper
authority be sought and not vile pretenders whose
opinions are given upon optical land they will say
rscticaD observations; but obtain, through educa-
ted architects those scientific calculations the capa-
city of which to perform being only with them.
1t is with great caution we avoid qusck nostrums
but an If an architects education is sell
dom had The professors Of this must receive that
educstion that the just title Of artist and not
that which makes them dupes of" brides or bonus
The falsity Of those certfcstesn you say proves
my assertions, and the services Of real architect
whose study fts him for TRUTH Is left mouderinp
amidst the monuments Of old unnoticed and as be-
longing to deceptive craft" In the aforesaid arti
Gle the effect has bxen shown and trust the cause
and the remedy which have been shown above, will
meet your approval willingly bestowed heretofore
in the just criticism OF art As other professions guard
against miserable, uneducated pretenders, should
that of architecture; and the course Of the English
architects should inspire us to the creating Of
Institute of American Architscts.n Shall not the
junior members of the profession, in that DO
the first to in this important matter for the pub
lie good IsID0RE.
NEW York, August 10, 1850
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Movement. or Di.,in gu,.hed People.

Among the passengers In the steamship Georgis
sailed yesterday, for New Orleans and Chagres,
j. r. Bartlett Esq Chief Of boundary Com missoners;
Lieutenant A. W. Wbipple, Colonel n. ]. W. chand-
Ter and party, roHt, for III Psso
Among those In the Cherokee, Is Mr. Arson Dart, Of
Wisconsin, the newly appointed Superintendent of
Indian Affairs, for the Territory OF Oregon mr Dart
IL charged by the government with the collection Of
inform alton respecting the and capabilities
Of the Territory
J. q Kendall, Manchester. England W. Wilcox,
Philadelphia u Dodson. Washington W. W. Corco-
ran. Washing ton; T Denhsm. florida Col. Baker,
u = A. and 2o0 others srrved yesterday at the Aston
zee NJ s i,,,n e,Is,.r ~
8. A. and ninety others, arrived at the American.
The Hon J. J Critttnden, as we announced yes,er.
day arrived at the Aston on Monday. and proceeded
the same evening 10 Washington 90 assume his on
cai duties Attorney General for the United states
Col Fremont and lady; Caliiorniai Hon Jacob Col;
Frvinr. q 4 A; DR. + smith. U. g n Gen y. NJ.
Rovlsy, New Orleans. and &c others, arrived at the
Hon. j O c Ierssn. X. n Dean. New Orleans. Hon.
L. n. Cock. l. L Colonel Jc,sup, Conn John A.
Bak,r, VIM. Redd. Aw Cunningham. Geo LaPrade.
yesterday aud took rooms, at the Cliston Hotel
General Paer and suite len Saratoga Springs the
18th instant for West Point
DR. G-in United States Senator elect from CalifOr-
mia y in Boston and viii probably reman until after
the Presidential obsequiss
Mr. Squisr. the United states Charge to Guatamala
and esiseua is among the notsbes at sarstosa
SPRING.
Liverpod b nr Florentno GonEseH late Minister Of
Nss 1tsnsds In Paris and Secretary Of the Treasury
und,r President Mosquers Mr. GoDzaier very
met ~ In oalninr the franchises Of the Ishmus Of
Psrau and the privilege for the railroad lie nov
his Wy 10 Panama TO establish commission hsuse.
Mr. GtrEaler stops At Delmo Hotel and will give
any inform about New Granada % all persons de-
siring TO sc % that country
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Mon ny mAkKE r.

TuEspar, Augnr i8-sr. NJ
There Is nothing new In the stock marxst worth nc
ticinr. 80 many Of the Board Of Brokers are sut o.
town that but fcr one sr two leading operators %
should have sales to report The pur.haees ar. al
most entirely for delivery matured contracts Tn
best idea Of The state Of the market "a, BE- ottsn
BY referring 10 the daily sales.
The receipts at the ohoe Of the Assistant Trcasur
Of this port 90 day amounted to s07 900 rs paymsnt
s2Tl5 65; balance, s5l520.4 g.
The resources Of ths State Treasury OF Conneeticu
for the year ending April 1st 1850 amounted 10 sl5a
SIS co, % which s2o2il 20 was tue balance from N.
previous year; ss52o3 70 from taxes Sc So e6 CIV
bends on hank stocks belonging 10 Permanent Puni
and $4,000 borrossd Of the commissioneE Of tit
School Fund The euditures for the year smoun,d
70 slb45 90. The Permanent Fundp Of the STA.
on the ist az Ap-l. 1850, Anounted TO soc 600 tn
State 10 indebted 10 the School Fund for loans
money, amounting 60 s5s 2i2 a.
The current quotation. Ia this market. for fcrsis
and domestic exchanges for specie end Tor incurred
money werc as annexed -
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