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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

II RrECHBAUNs HORSE LINlMhs. A "a
IN Liniment has hcrn tested ann -. IN rrA
one Of the eest Linimenis now YIN uss - nrutses.
diseases as horses are subject to- A..s,. a.rr-
Cuts, Srrsins, Swetiinrs of all ktness -.
bone. Spavi i'll, Bots, Choisc- Rirhsaf e'c !. i. @.
r3-Manufsetured at Burlington n" .s,,.
Kriechbsum. E-Price SO cents PET 80 20 rsts-
All letters to the Proprietor, mus ssIasrt.t On
ErThirty-three per cent. VIII pe
my Medicines. when sold at whniesar d.
rfOrhers directed to J. C. kRisths. ser !
lineton. iowa, will receive rromr, s'st n'ion -
RRowN's Essence Ginger Tor s's buaFArs
ID sept Is. 80 - -
C1AWs: mill, cross-cut, Nm nd, panneis Ieno
Dmest Saws, just received and fof 80 = yrocrI
june 30, 80
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II ESPECTFULIY offers his professional serv1-
II ces to the citizens of Burlington and vicinity.
Office. Jefferson street. over the store OF Scott.
Whitehead Il co.. where he may be found al all hours
unless profe ssiona.ly engaged. (sept 20, 40
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Mr. J. G. krieCh baam, ButIiHgton,--ST'--
We, the titnens ut burlington, aftsr heahf
ed your Ht-rL al aud External Nv mt GA. 40 festt
certify to the public that Vi " enc cf The tssifeS
iCines for family use. that we have ever r@fet 81
and there fole feel il our duty tn AM CIV CT 7. ~e
tn show and tc ,tify that an INT aiG&tle ktafSs :"
believe il tote. f
&C. WIghtman, Roliey Morgan. Charles - \.
r.. r. Hehner, Nelson Moran. John sFrF -.
MrKenney, Edward Joy. j.. N. " hitakrrs e."
son. John Brakeman, James Person Hrt. ~
Johnson. Adam Funk. Adm ktltfFt "A. hfsE r.
I.ahen, John r. krirt h5aum. John tafh@h4A
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EAGLE Hotel.

A. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
s.S this Hotel Is in every respect eqnal any the
As.i western country. The Proprietor, w. c. STRIPE
~ late cfthe Madison Honse,) respectfully socits
he patronage OF Travellers, anais
Determined TO deserve il.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April 90, le1e-6m w C. g
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BUSHES Q 4 Il ID s
r. H.. 4HHV.

WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER in Drugs
w Medicines. Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
strunents, Perfumery, Paints, oils, Dye-stuhs' Drug
gists Glassware, Window Glass, Pure W mes and LII
quors for Medicinal use. Dagnerrentype Plates,Ca-
SEES and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery,a
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. hj-Store on north west corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY E'aOEGE,

CS - THE Subscriber keeps constant
eN ly on hand large supply OF the
Ree-aG4Scsass above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand, with the latest
and are prepared to supply any num-
her that may be wanted. This Plough il much inn
proved this year, hy setting the beam two inches
higher thai heretofore, and hy continuing the curve
OF the land side regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under il; thereby rendering it almost Impossible
to choke il ont in the worst Of Stuhhe. The mould
board Is put with bolts instead of rivcs, here
toiore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens it hard cast steel, and prevents
II from wearing OFT: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two. The mould board OF the Patent Gerry is made
of wrought iron, and The share Of steel, and will
scour as bright as silver, in the highest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary, it is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
not we say try it, and Judge for your selves This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made IN the country and at the prices at which
now sold, It is without doubt the cheapest.
Burlington, an '19 JOHN C, FOOTE
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\ TTORNt:YS and Counsciinrs at Law and Soil
~ ritors in Ghanrery, Burlington, Iowa. will
attend promptly to the location al Land Warrants,
Land Agencies, collect on Of debts, &c. fnov 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Doors AND SHOES.-A0 cases boots and ,h,es
s)ofthe various kinds, just received from an Eas-
tern manufacturer, and for sale by the case or re
tai, very low by (oct -. '50) THoS HEDGE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

Marine Agency Of PhHnix In<nruncs Company
OF 81 LouS.--t'apiinI $50 900.
'INTE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Marin" Department of the above imed
Company, at Burlin -ton Iowa. is prepared to make
Insurance on Merchandise aud Produce shipped
by Sea, Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate OF premiums.
This Company makes an unconditional return to
the assured Of l2a per cent. Ts-All losses viii he
paid by the unler signed at this Agency.
Ff-Otfce in the Barrett House building Third
street. GEO. SNYDER,
Burlington. October 81, 1S50-ip Agnt.
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Ioun.
RON-Flat. square and round, assorted sizes,
Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
slEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
Premium, and Yankee Notion
COOK stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, 7, and s
plates, different sizes.
ALso-Jewrtts Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, lron-wirc, Nails,
AMI Casting of every description.
iali supply of the above articles always on hand,
and for sale as low can be afforded by
my 10, 40 JOHN G. FOOTE.
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POlncruy. uurkcc Il co

lX7 HOLE>AIE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
w tic DRY GOODS, LAG Main street. st Louis.
GEORGE PoMERoy, New YORK. DWIGHT DIR
EE, WN II. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (apr 1880 en-,
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KRIEtHBaUM's VEGETABLE sift'

KRIEtHBAUM'> VEGETABLE s1h IN.
TT SED for Nervous diseases, Might sWt+ ", t.rr
I termittent Fevers- ChIlls ami ftFffs
standing, when the patient has become w.. ,yirr
reduced.-Alsp. for lingering dtseasfss @
reduced down hy sndtsn ait@tts. .x ,erer
The rroprir tor will insure this mfdrrInfs'
torn all that is elaine d for il. NJ rtfhhf s-,r.
rz-Direciions will be given IN pafFxx, mr..
H-Manufaetured only ny j. G.. MT 1900
rngton, Iowa; 10 when, ORDERS may NC
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n7INTS: French and English Prints new and de-
] sirahle STYLES London puppies, mourning. Tnr-
key red, American prints, Merrimack and COche-
hlue anh orange, blue and green. fancy and fur
niture Prints, just received and far sale by
oct !. 80 G LAUMAN BRO.
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oMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
l. TFOifice, Jetfer son street, at !. 8. ScHRAMM's
nilding. Jan ~, ,5o-Iv
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1 1RAWlNG Paper Of various kindS and size
drawing penciis.crayons, water colors. Artists
ih"'a ha'her, Drawing books and cards, ,ranspa-
rent states, ETC., just received and for sale at
nov - ABRAHANS' hook store
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4 TTORNEl AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
fice,cnrner Of Third md " ashiurtnn SITS. fe 80
j. ". gs:srlOW
OFFERS his services to the public General
7 ICollscting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuaiity to merit reasonable share OF pat
ronage. Jan II. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

r. ROCERIES. &C. Nc.-The subscribers have in
\ ! store. aud are now receiving. large and well
selected stock OF Groceries. which they o4r Mt st
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w M II. Smith.

4 TfORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Oskaioosa,
Iowa, viii punctually attend to any business
entrusted t" his care in the supreme and Inferior
Courts Of the state, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims. OFFICE,
Two doors west of the Court House faec lS4S-Iv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

CHAWLS.-A splendid as sortmcnt consisting in
kCp1rt Of snper fancy drab and black By State
0hawls; black snd made embroidered and plain
cloth. embroidered silk Thihet niaia wnol and
blanket Shawls, just received ana for sale by
oct 8. 80 J G LAUMAN 4 BRO.
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4 UCTION and Commss sion Merchant. we ST side
~ Main, between Jetersr and Washington SITS,
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
of Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and House hold
Furniture, etc. etc. NOV %, ls1s-ly
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Geo. ErIZcc.
Or L.. EhrDann.

\ TTOKNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
~ Iowa. T7-Oflice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. duly IS, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

DUMPS: Patent Revolving spout, well pumps.
with wooden or lead pipe, anylength, for sale by
July 4. $50 JOHN e FOOTE
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BLANKETS: 80 pairs assorted colors superior
- Mackinaw blankets, for coats, 30 pairs white
bed blankets. and large stock Of horse and saddle
blankets. for sale by (orlO) G>RRETT 4 COOPER
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Cash Advance,
Leather aud Findings,

Leather nnd Findings.
oho,Io, calf, lining and topping skins;
W Cincinnati oak sole Gather; kin do
Rel spanish sole leather; Upper leather:
Harness. and bride 'eather-a general assortment
OF nm 'ngs, Just received and for sal" by
"'t -. 90 Ed WALLIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-26

LNAMlLv GROCERIES, The subscriber has inc
I received frsm Hnston. fresh stock Of Family
Groceries, &C., which he offers To sell as low "a
they can be bought west ofth- Allegheny mountains
nct 2a' 1900 THOMAS HEDGE
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A. ID. Green.

4 TToRNEY AND CrUNsFLIoR AT LAW. Bur
~ ingion. lone. Office on MAIN street.
DR> MCKINNEY EiCHELEOTH,
offer their professional ser.ic. to the citi
\Jz'ns Of Burlington ana the surrounding conn
try. Particular attention paid Ia chronic com
plants aud diseases of women and children.
T5"ofiice, one door west of the Barret House
Jefferson street. dec 10, 1850
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i ARD OIL: Just rcceis ed an, for sale ny
4 june Is, 80 SL BURNAP, Druggist
FAD PIPE: For well or Cisser, Pumps for sale
t-lhy (iniy 4, 500 JOHN FOOTE
TNoD ACCo: a fine assortment for sale who,esal,
] and retailby tsep 26.'50) 81 BURNAP 4.
r COOKING CT ASSES; fu,, asso, tment al, sizes.
I tor sale by (nc l0) WE CnoLn.uGR & co
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

y. O. J. SMITH vs.. HUGH DOWNING AND OTHERS.
BosTos, June 20, 1850
The following particulars Of the argument OF
the Hon. Rufus Cheats were not embodied In
the report Of yesterday. He contended that Houses
instrument was infringement on Morses pa
tent; because said patent does not teach how to
make u; because Morse did not discover IT, as applied
by him, nor apply II by means to which those OF
House have any substantial similarity; because both
started on the discovered ground Of known truth and
reached the object Of telesraphing by dissmilar
means; because the adopted by House are not
only Substantially such Morse did not describe but
they are superior in utility and that while Morse dis
covered no principle In eectromsgnetism, House
did discover the truth which II vital to bis Instrument
OF the rrisi repuliou Of . tubular magnet. He lsd
down fortified by the rule that the pstentee
81 confined TO the modes which he describes and can
not extend his patent TO modes Substantially different
and better snd the ffuit Of independent volltion.
Amer some further remarks the law Of the subject
Mr. Curtis. for complainant, commenced the argu-
msnt and closed at 2oclock. He contendsd that the
application Of known truth 20 and useful pur
pose ART or machine, pateutabls. without regard
10 the mode Of application, " only some mode Was
shown The Of the Invention lay IN the sppl
cation. not the mode and he cited many English
sasrs to sustsn this view.
The case. We understand. was opened BY y. o. j.
Smith Esq but his srgumsnt did NOT reach us
The New York herald., 1850-06-27
Case OF Captain Gardner, &c.

BaLrIsoss, june 20, 1850.
Captain Gardner and his mate Humphries, have been
Sentenced TO three years imprisonment, and nned
s1 900 each, for killing the oolored cook
A naval court martial was assem- bled on board the
chip. os-thcns Pennsylvania, at Norfolk, on Monday
Puser Jones, Judge Advocate William Carter,
petty ofscer board the steamer saransc, was ar
rsgned for mutinous conduct.
Reed and clemens. mutneers Of fschooner j. ID. Lind
eey, we're committed at Nerfoik for trial
colored man. known Major Harris, was arrested
last evening, on suspicion Of being the murderer OF
Abe young man named John Watkins, by striking him
on the head With a brick A youth vas present, who
testified to seeing him give the blow
An importing merchant named spilker was found
sullty BY the District Court to-day for smuggling
purses Gloves 20 the value Of several hundred dol
lars His partner, named Alberti who was also in
dicted, u nov In Europe.
a The Norfolk Argus says. the wheat crop In North
Carolina and the tide water counties OF Virginia.
1atterly bliehted BY rust.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27
OUR srEcIAL TELEaRArmc DESPATCH.

wAsHIroTor, June 20, 1850.
Captain Ewell has been confirmed Colonel In the
United States Army, In opposition to Lieutenant
echaumberg, who, you will recollect has had long
stan ding claim to the Office.
The intelligence frem New Mexico IL confirmed. Col.
Monroe called State Convention; and the State Of
New Mexico has been organized embracing the whole
of the disputed territory This has caused considers
Die Indignation with the Southern members OF both
houses In the Senate Mr. Foote offered resolution
calling upon the Executive for information on the
subject. A similar resolution was offered In the
House by Mr. Stanton, Of Tennessee fresh bone Of
contention Is, therefore, thrown into the slavery
matter 1t is said that the State del esaton from
New Mexico get to Washing ton in season, General
Taylor win recommend their reception.
The petition from New York In favor OF the passage
of the Conrromise BILL signed by thirty thousand
people, is la town, and the committee who have IL In
charge will be received tomorrow at the Capitol BY
the Nsw-york delegation after which 1t will be pre-
scented.
Mr. webster will reply to Mr.. soSles speech en- the
Missouri compromise line tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

Hon. william II Seward, Auburn, and one hundred
and one others arrived In this city yesterday, and
took rooms st the Astor House
John Stuart, q. ciiiey U 3. ~. and hftyhve others
srrivsd yesterday, and took rooms at the America
Hon. A. v Raymond N. H., and thirty one others
srriv.d yestsrosy, and took rooms at the National
Hotel
The srrreeste number of arrivals ~ the principal
botsls 81 the city yesterday wsss-Rght Rev Bishop
Hopkins and lady, Ncrmont Bishop Lee, Delswsre
Rev. Mr Athinson. Baltimore; Dr Crane Msryisnd !;
Captain Tyler, Norwichi Hon. r y. y Fuller. Wash
fnron; Captain ~ w. olden. Y. y A; and one hundred
spd twenty others mrivsd yesterday at the Irving
House. 40
Hon. Jsmes Wilson. of New Hsmpshire. ~ n said fs
shcut 70 rssign his sect In Congress- with view Of
emsrating 70 Caiifornis.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

Drranrurr or fnE CUas T-vsDrns rro~ Krv Wxsr-
The Charleston H,ctrg extra o. the 23d instant has
ad,ees ne, West under date of the 1ssh in<sn
which say The rloop Randall N. Green. h.ving been
charted by the United States Marshal 10 convey the
a the late Cuba expedition % Nev Orleans per
order Of the United States District Court sailed this
sbn Who " orcrrd 20 deliver them 10 the United
states Marshal at New Orleans. On leaving harbcr
they displayed their flag at the mast head. General
Gonzales, Cot o oriara. Col Picket Col DELL Maj FlAw-
kins and some thirty all NJ thes expedition,
vent - psssengcre together with Captain Lewis and
Mr. Fnfsoux his mote. oncers of the steamer Creole.
Said steamer has been iib-ed nv the pilot The
set dos for trial the 9th inst, but for
unkncwn nothing yet has been done.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27
FURTHER HEws BIT THE NIAGARA.
From Barring, Rros. b Goa Circular.
LONDON, Friday. June II, 1880,


LospoN, Friday. June II, 1880,
So'clock, p. NJ
Amer lean Stocks have exhibited, this week, little
huctustion in prices, and little activity of demand
United States SKIES certificates JOG lO7 ex dividend
do. bonds thousand dollars, 1857 I0sK ex dvi-
dend Alabama fves, dollar 70 ~; do sterling, rs
70; Illinois sixes, internal improvement, IS AZ, ex
dividend; Indiana State fves, 80 III Massachusetts,
sterling nves 107 1os Maryland Aves sterling 92
o3 Mississippi planters bonds 5S co. do Union bank
bonds 10 2o New York hves, 90 . 81, ex. dividend
Ohio sxes 5e ss leo, dividend; do. 1870, lOs
100, ex. dividend Psnnsyvania fves SO 81; Boston
city Ives, 6o eo1S 9Sx, dividend from first April
Canada sterling bonds SKIES, par nominal. No Louis
lama Bank or South Carolina bonds for sale.
There has been less activity manifested this week
In the produce markets, and prices Of coffee and
gar shade lower. Cotton, too, Is I'd. cheaper,
and the trade with continuance Of considerable
favorable weather. has boon again depressed We re-
fer to the following remarks for the principal trans
actions:-
IRoS.-There is rather moro doing and prioes
hrmer We quote common bars at ca 12s Cd Q ca
los. and rails at ca lis 3D. f5-both free board
in Wales. Scotch pig dull; sellers Of mixed numbers
at As Cd Gartsherrie No 4es 4es Cd on the Clyde
O,Ls-sperm steady, at fsa fss Southern con-
tinued scarce at f3l f34 Pale seal has been sold
. fH Palm, sos. Cd. Sis. Cocoa nut, 32s 3os
Linssed is dearer and now worth 29s Cd sos for pre-
asuoAR-Ihe accounts from Cuba, brought per III
bernia, Of the discontinue Of the expedition, has
caused slight reaction in the market, and decline
Of Cd per cwt all descriptions and the sales Of the
week do not exceed 500 hkds and 27 900 bags Dos
hhds so bbs Porto Rico auction to- day brought
3ss ass Cd In foreign, business has been restricted
to $50 hhds Cuba at SIS A cargo Of 1850 boxes ye-
low Havana at 2Os and Of 262 brown Bahia,
at It's 6dthe two last floating and 100 boxes brown
Havana the spot at 19s per cwt In white Havana,
nothing has been done but the advces from st. Peters
burg favorable. In the continental ports. not
much doing The Netherlands Trading Company have
declared S2s77 baskets Java for sale Amsterdam
11th July next.
WHALEBosE is scarce and wanted for export and
fIs2 los f1s5 have been paid for small parcels of
both Northwest and South Sea.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

Gto serve ont OF the city" am told thev arc To COM
pose the new corps of Civic Guards which is TO be
two thousand strong This force ia to be placed along
the entire coast the island tho stations to be
at every forty leagues and two small steamers are TO
be pure mediatey either in the United States
or England for the purpose of conveying Information
The government are rcsoluts in believing that the
feast Is not finished The regiments of Galicia and
Napoles 20 to Santiago de Cuba at once and n rein
mt of mounted artillery to the Central Depart-
ment,
The press at Havana are occupied in cnlightening
their readers with the views certain papers In tho
United States regarding the piratos 1t is
little curious that while the note of was
heard scarcely voice raised against the expedi.
tion but II had failed the pack opened u -on
them. and have them full mouthed at the fiy-
ing feo. Among the curious articles repubshed here
Is from the Cronica, of New York. ascribing the
long term Of peace enjoyed by tho United States to
the forbearancc Of Spain 1t opens with the following
rich bit Is II wished that Spaniards shall take ven-
gsancc In thor own hands, and show to the United
States that they know how oppose force to force
piracy to piracy whom they are outraged or
when they threatened with robbery and assassna
tion - and winds up with fulsome appeal to tho
henest General Taylor, the valiant soldier-hold-
ing him at the same time tho indignation OF tho
Spanish people" and the terrors of Spanish heroism
OF truth you 1" Yankis' must shake with fear How
II WAS possible the editor omitted "the Peayo" and
the Cid" pertnscously brought forward In every
piecs of bombast cannot conceive In sober serious
ness. IL General Taylor holds firmly to the Ameri-
can doctrine Of the immunity Of our flag, we may be
nearer ut war than is generally supposed.
In mauy 1t is confidently assertad that
The New York herald., 1850-06-27
The Trial OF Gen. Lopez mt New Orleans,
IRON tho N. 0. Delta, June ISL

EIGHTH DAY.
Mr. Hunton stated that the rand Jury Of the United
States District Court In session. and that he
would have 10 attend their sitting His partner Mr..
Bradford, would remain In this
Mr. Hunt asked II the Grand Jury intended to take
this matter into consideration II the defence would
take the necessary measures to have the laid be-
mr Hunton replied that he had no intention to
transfer the case from the Commissioner.
The cause then proce eded
Mr. benjamin stated what the prosecution expected
to Prove In the examination that witnesses would be
procured from Key West, who would show the return
Of the Creole to that port that Gen. Lopez himself
stated that they from Havana etc. These were
all particular facts which would go to sustain the pro-
secution.
David Adams sworn--what Is your occupation! I
am harbor. m sster of the city OF Lafayette
~nss you nncw relative to .ss aspsrters q the
the otn OF May; there in the morning about 10
O'Clock, and left during the night think the next
what did she receive on board at Lafayette, saw
nothing but come barrels of pork, marked stores"
About what quantity / think two drsy loads.
Did you see Passepgsrs 80 on board In the even
or twelve, no more paid no attention to the num-
Der The Creole laid at the steamship wharf-st.
Did you ascertain from the captain Others where
they were going, did not learn from any one on
Did you hear II from the passengers, Those ths.
spoke to, said they going to California.
Was there any secrecy observed in going on board
y 0arrisues sworn-Mr Bsnjsmin-Are you the
keeper Of the powder. houser Yes. sir.
hoa,a 80 go rts,nar H. aaI,xarS a. -, H.
49, a. *. a.. -. ~ ,a.s go a. -. =,
n,sht The ho~sy. ~. raayysoa - ,a,,ss,n,.'w yhs.
s's,,o "A ~ 70. 49, 20 oSs I ~ :, 80 -. III ha..y
Wa ,h 'van nsss y, gosas "n ,ha , :,
-,,"s a.. rTsn $1,000 oa VIZ a.. ,
ps. s, ~ uoIs., s"e'"".' o'e' W "o ""' '"P"y
~ ~ ,. ~. - - ss. .s-. .,x.a, ch..,.. a. rr.--,.
Whst dsts 49, ~, r, 80 mt sn tbs no~dsr
,,w.a - ~ a. ,s.L nsa, 80 P-s Pa ~ ~. - R w.,
a. ~. ..h ~ ~. D'''i A7' ~ WI" ' "
'' wh.r ~ 80 -, q, .s q. u.rt.a ana n.,t.a ~.
~ a.,,...may ~, ~ "N p"'~ -
w" w. ~. 80. - ."i. A.
,,,sa, M n sSr "H''' "'' " - '"'"
MA 49,. ~. ~. A.. s.~.,n. ,.-,.. s.,,~...s
Ia ~ n -. 49, y'e Th.ins III ,1,. ..,, n,,. 80
~. @ a. =. "a, S,sy ~ -n'" N""'''' ' ''"s "'' y"
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

BosroS. June %, 1880.
The steamship csnads len here this morning for
Liverpool for which place she has 70 passengers aud
10 for Halifax NJ O. she has also 81 700 In gold dust
on Nc.d. Amongst the pssseugers. were the Hon.
snufns chcete and the late Mayor Of Havana.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

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The New Orleans papers brought by this evenings
mail, give fsvorsble accounts Of the orevasss
above Matches and state that the river is filling
slowly.
The Picevms states that later sdvices from Hondu-
has have been received but that there s nothing I'm