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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12

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ST OF LETTERS rem aiming in the
Burlington, Iowa, on the lst day OF
Group Peter C N
MissNott John G
Gardner Hugh r
Cav Lewis Pewry Thonas
Sam anshaPasly Daniel
u X
Harrison wmn Reed James
Harrison John Reed James N
u",,;son Tho, REYNOLDS Sol'n w
Hartman Elisabeth Reynolds wesley
II artman h Miss 2Rogers mana MISS
Hartman Adam ROBBERS !ohn
Hsn,er George ESQ Rimble Henry
Hspgood sc Rock George A
Hustled John 2 Kexroat Jacob
Hsly Jacob >
Hazel David E Stackham II 4
Hannow ID DIR Stinson Gilbert =
william H Skipton John
Hale Gardner SiffeRs Jacob
II smilton Sanford Seider James G
Howe e DsQ Staubb william
J Sanderson Henry
Johnson Afford Snltland Saml
Jennings Jas A 2 Scott 3
] ackson Oriuge Singer J DR.
Jackson Elizabeth Stephens Joshua
jarrett Elizabeth Strother WIN 4 Hen
X Shoup Sarah
Klanbere RT Spindle Daniel
Francis Sacket Aaron
Kelly Edward Smiths
Knapp walter Smith Mary Mrs
l. Smith Jane
Lewis J Smith Abraham
Little Ana Smith Benjamin
Lease John II Smith John
Townsend samuel Smith R
Loveing Oliver I
l.ongley & Broth's Thorn Robert
LOOMS J N Esq Tallman Penelope
Long Zelda Miss Taylor Elizabeth
Lee & Cleaves Temperance Sons
Lantlier Thomas Thompson Daniel
NJ w
Miller Joseph p Walker Levi
Mitchell Robert Walker Thomas
Mitchell william WiIletts Elias ESQ
Moore Francis NissNae William
Morgan mary Ann Worrell Reu orGeo
Morrow NancyMissWaSd Eliz Miss
Moretz Cristian ReiW alfMary orfenry
Madison Alanson Wilcoxan James
Meegehon X d
Names Robert GERMAN LETTERS
Moretz MalanctoaSJohn Flad
Morgan william l. E Wetsikk
Mullen Barnhart Henry Burgert )
Montgomery A William Vagt
Masters Nathan F Nasser
Mechom Miss S Lowenstein
Mechom S Mrs Fred. Fieischma m
Nc East Steffers
McHenry Heal Christopher GEoten
Nc Lang h,in d anielMr Sawereller
Mclaughlin WIN William Seebe
Mccoy MaryN MissWilliam Scope
ing for any ofthe above letters, please
OLIVER COCK p NJ
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Emery House.

49, kEOkuk.-The undersigned take plea sure
..,, IN informing his friends and the travelling pub
--A-a- lie that he has Just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in a style that
he fatters himself will give entire satisfaction
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hote free Of charge
keokuk. sept 13, l8l9-tf A. EMERY, Pfoprietor
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ID. s. EberSOl & cO

NuN SMITHS and Manufacturers of County
1 Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles. warranted to shoot from
40 to 800 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Revolvers and single barrel Pis-
lois, powder TASKS, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, best quality of Rifle and Sporting powder,
Rife barrels, Gun-Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Waa-Cutters, sc. &C.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
EFRepairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington, sept. Is, Is49.
HAMS! HAMS.
O0nn EXTRA Sugar Cured Hams, put up ex-
H0VOO pressly for family use, for sale by
Burlington, April 4, 1850 SCHENCK DENISE
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Eagle Hotel.

49,. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
this Hotel is in every respect, equal any in the
Sill western country. The PROPRIETOR. w. G.. STRIPE
date OF the Madison House,) respectfully solicts
he patronage of Travellers, Ids
Determined to descrre il.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April % lsIo-fm ~ ~ G
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As z, fEAiMAS E.FPifTMAN GEO. r. RoBTNsos
Yea tsnan. Pittman Il CO

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Ner-
~ chants, No. LAG Second street, st Louis. Mo.
kEFERENCEs.-Woods, Christy q Co., r. & w.
Campbell, Crow, McCreery Il Barksdale, 81 Louis.
REFER TOW. F. Cooibaugh & Co., Garrett 4
Cooper, Fear Creegan, d. Gichrist 4 Co., Bur-
Hngfon, Io,ca. NOV Is. 1s.e-Iv
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY e'a1shUGu

NSAns THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN ly on hand large supply of the
\. above justly celebrated Plough,
ooth ana horse right and left hand with the latest
improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough is much i'm
proved TINS year, by setting the beam two inches
hlgher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
Oh the land side regularly round up to the beam
Which ehurely prevents straw weeds from hang
ing under IT. thereby rendering it almost impossible
10 choke II out in the worst of stubble. The mould
ooara is put on with bolts instead Of rvets, here
'oioie, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill
wmch hardens it as hard cast steel. and prevents
II from wearing OFT: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
tWo' Inc mould board of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought IRON, and the share of steel, and will
seour as bright as silver, in the Iightest soil. To
hose VINO 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 yourselves. This
floush is much more durable than almost any other
maze In the country and at the prices at which is
now soid, II Is without doubt the cheapest.
Burlington, an I $40 John q popru
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-Regxlar Galena. Dubuque and St Peters Pccset.-
THE fine new passenger steamer
MINNESOTA, Z. H. GLEIM,master,
= = will leave st Louis every Monday
evening at ?. M, and arrive in Galena on the fol-
lowing Wednesday evening. Passengers BY this
lire will have an opportunity Of passing day in
visiting the mines and picturesque scenery in the
vicinity of Galena, and proceeding on their jour-
ney ON the elegant passenger steamer DR. FRANK
LIN, NV. Lodwick, master, on Thursday evening.
Persons will readily perceive the advantage of
giving this lire their preference. a. the time con-
sumed in making the trip will be much less than
that occupied by the through st Peters packets be-
sidcs having opportunity ofvisting the most in
te.estng parts OF the delightful country borderii
on the upper Mississippi. TAYLOR HOPKINS,
June 27,lS5O-tcn Agents.
BURLINGTON CLOTHING EMPORlUM!!
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Notice to Pre-rmption Claimants.

NUtftF 10 Frt-FHPEf0H tIHfH'HHts' -
Every IeTson eed TO the right OF snspton 70 aa'
of the lands within the townships and parts OF
above enumerated, required establish the same " -
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver OF the ps"p
Land ofhce, and make payment therefor - sces =
PRACTICABLE AFTER sEEING Ills NOTICE. asa
the day appointed for the commencement OF the Faeh
sale oil lands embracing the tract lanrd- othrrwlrfs
claim will he forfeited. J. BUTTEKFtELb,
Jnly II, lSJG-9cw Commssiensf.
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George SNYDER.

ehVDESS .SHEUcF,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commiss Toner for the
states of Pennsylvania. Indiana. Kentucky, IL
'noiS, missouri, Maryland. Mississippi Louisiana.
VIII attend to drawing and taking acknowledge
ment oil Deeds, Mortgages, Letters of Attorney ,etc
DIR ). is we'll acquainted with the German Lam
guage. H-s@Otce with Grimes & Starr in the Barrett
mouse building. (Burlington. Iowa. Jan 1880
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New Goods.

AVN SNVo"SS
s. klMBALL Co.. are now receiving and
-. opening one Of the largest and best assorted
stocks OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, they
have ever brought to this markets of
~ variety Of notions, etc. etc.
Hardware, Boots and shoes. Groceries. etc.
20 winch they respectfully invite the attention of
Country Merchants burlington, march %, 1850
AIDES DRESS GOODS: large assortment Of
4! nihghams, Tissues. Alpaccas, Delaines, Silks,
anu Mosiins, Just received and for sale by
1"a.Nn 80, on is KlMBALL& co
11kl ps assorted Prints and Lawns reed for sale
- py tmareh %, 500 S KIMBALL & CO
~ hALks assorted brown muslin, for sale by
-" %, -oo kIMBALL & Co
~ rs. assorted Bed Ticking, just received, Tor
saie ny tMch PSI sKiMRALL 4 CO
1RA SETS common Teas just received for saIe
oy (march %, '5V is KlMpALLA co
RCA KEGS Boston Nails, ass'd sizes, for sale nv
0 "'fe" 20, ,oo is kIMBALL 4 CO
MACKERE..: 90 bbls. and 20 half bbls. lust reed
W and for sale BY m2s) IS KIMBALL 4 CO
II AIsiNS: 100 boxes, in half. whole and ar boxes
LOT sale by (march 2s) JsK,MBALL 4 co
I CASES mems and boys summer ware assn, lust
y rec q, Tor sale by tmhaS JsKrMBALL 4 CO
" ARA: Cotton Yarn and Carpet chain, for sale by
-- ''a'on %, oo JSkIMBALL& co
nRIED APPLES: for sale 6 y
- march %, $50 JsK,v,.,
PAINTED Bncketa, Tubs and Churns. for sale nv
march %, 80 JSKInp.,,
GLASS: BY 10 and 10 BY Il Glass for sale by
= maIcn 20, -oo kIMBALL & co
n = HALF chests Imperial and Y. H. Teas. fnr .a,e
~ oy (mach 2s) is K,MBALL l. co
ARsoxEs Tobacco, different qualities for sale nv
- March 20, ,oO - klMBALL l. co
powder, Lead and Gun Caps, for sale by
uasfCn 20, ,OV > klMBALL co
1OHDoZ. Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats for sale
AN by tmarch %, '60) KiMHAL 4 co
LIQUORS: Brandy and Port Wine, OF the best
IL quality, with general assortment of other Liz
yuors, Tor sale by (mch 2S) IS KlMBALL l. CO
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n r Ell CT A 7.

OFFICIAL.
nEONTHl.Y LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
wi Pos, Office in Burlington, Iowa, the LIST day Of
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POmcrOy. Durkec Il co


4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, gurling-
Y ton, Iowa, will attend to collection of debts
etc. II Office, over Scott, Whitehead Il Co.'S
store Jefferson st. apIeIsae
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

And such and barks found-hough chiefly
affecting certain parts-in their general tendency pro-
the most cleansing and healing Effects Ir
sBLE to many diseases Dropsies. Kidney Complaints.
&c. draw of Waery Humors from the Blood, corrupt
and irritating etions OF diseased organs from the body
without the thorough OPERATION KIDNEYS. as
caused by this Medicine. No OTHER extract even pre-
tends to ths effect In fact this very operation for which
it is particularly compounded. differs from all other
preparaons. and makes the best compound e1istenee
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James w. Woods.

oMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN ,AND SURGEON.
l. Ta-Otce, Jefferson street, at ]. S. SCuRAMM's
Hiding. Jan IT, ,5O-,v
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palm SoAP.-5 boxes Palm Soap, q superior ~
hcte. for sal" by april. 4'5ol EEGas.
AS DoZ. assorted Palm Leaf Hats, for safe VI
~ may2 JIG LarMas b Bso
NtHAWLS: Thihet. plain and embroidered, CASH
- and de LANES, for sale cheap by
may . 80 GARRETT h CoorER
0ATs AND CORN, for sale By
~ june 20, so JAGesf
NJ Ais: IT'S kegs Boston and Juniata nails, as
I Y sorted sizes, for sale by
apr SO ~ CooLBarGH CO
81 PIECES Green Window curtain Paper; eops
~f figured do do Just received for sale a.
may 10, 80 ABRaaAMs' Book store
GUNNER CLOTHING, At reduced prices. We
kNare anxious to close out our stock of summer
Clothing and will give great Bargains
NAV 30, $50 GARRETT a. COOPER
DOTASH.-5eo lbs Potash just received ans TOT
sale-by april, '5ol GAn.
y ICE: casks prime clean rice, for sale lcwp
april IL. 80 VIZ CoelBArsH h GO
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w. Hi0ldrid:e

A CCTlON AMI Commits sion Merchant, west side
\ Main, between Jefferson and Washington SITS.
burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
of Real Estate. Horses, Carriages and House hold
Furniture, ETC. etc. Nov 90, Is4e-1y
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Geo. EraZee,
ksr H.. Hsl,rRnann.

\ lTORNEf and Counsellor at Law Burlington
Iowa. E4@Ofiice on jefferson street, over Bur.
maps Drug store. duly Is. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12

OFFERS his services to the public as General
Collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuaity to merit reasonable share of pat
ronage. Jan IT, 1850
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JEFFERSON street, between Nam and Shird. norm
side, two doors above J. s. Schramms.
BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!!
Z H. HEfNSHEIMER 4 CO are now opening
d new and splendid stock of SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING, consisting Of every variety
Our stocks are well made and of the latest fash
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west of the esheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want Of Clothing, cannotput
their time to better than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
70 Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establishment
where real bargains are to be had.
Burlington. april %, 1850. J. H. H. 4 co
8Iake's Patent, Fire and Water Proof Paint,
Artificial Slate.
WE are authorized to sell Bake's patent Fire
w and Water Proof Paint, which is universally
acknowledged to be the best article Of the kind
or reproduced. II il being used for covering roofs,
- either shingies matched bosrds xincy sheet iron
or thick paper.
It 10 indestructible by FIRE, impervious to water
and il subjected to an extreme heat, will OF char
the wood. 1t is used upon Brick Walls, both as
paint and ornament, il forms perfect stone coat
ing, through which . particle Of moisture cannot
pass and upon every thing you wish to protect from
fire or weather. The cost very trifng, not more
than the common paint and is much more durable.
For sale at GRIFFITHs Co.'S Hardware store,
may 90, $50 No. ?, Jefferson street
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L. ID. Green,
Hr l.. G.. M'akessney,

\ lloRNEl AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Bn
Hngf0n. l0Dd. Office on Main street,
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PURIFYEs AND DRIVES OUT

All impure and humors, only by working directly
the blood but by restoring each organ healthy vaor
and especially increasing the action of those which draw
from the body and lasngy all impure diseased
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12

Another UoRdeyfM CureH!
l, Thomas A. Nngo, of Graves county, Ky, for
the benefit of mankind generally. do hereby certify
that on ahou, the 10th day of October 1877 Twas
attacked with very severe pain in the lower part
of the abdomen, which lasted but a few minutes.
and moved into the left hip and continued exceed
lngy painful Tor about five days, during which time
had very light fever at the end of that time the
fever ceased and the pain abated for day or two,
after which it again returned and was much worse
than before. During all this time was under med
iral treatment. From a short time after was talk
en-, was unable to walk or sit up, the hip in which
the pain was so bad commenced rising until some
time IN january, when it burst and number of pie.
ces OF bone came out--as many as twenty at least.
Some OF the pieces were three-foui tbs of an inch
long. Some time after this hard knot appeared On
my right hip, also one my right wrist and one on
my leg. below the knee. continued to get weak
and worse, and a pain made its appearance in my
right shoulder, and would move in my breast and
stomach. Al this time all persons gave me up to
die. Aphysician then told me that, as a last rem
edy, had better use Mr. BULBS F7uid Extract of
Knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. OPEN
ed 1t, and day or two after piece Of bone came
out. My wrist soon got well, and continued to
gain strength. Afer used the third bottle cou,d
get no more for some four weeks. after which time
I succeeded in getting three more bottles, After
using the three last bottles the knot on nv hin be-
came soft; it was opened, and some corruption run
out, together with a small piece of bone. and the
sore soon got well and the knot entirely disapnear
ed. The sore on my leg also opened and piece of
bone came out. continued the use of the Sarsa-
parila until fused twelve bottles, and now am en-
tirely well and able to do daily labor. Nmay seen,
strange to some, but will here state that, during
the summer Of 1876, coughed up three pieces Of
bone, which can now be seen the residence Of my
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w sM II. Smith.

IIoRNEf and Counsellor at Law, OskalooSa.
Iowa, VIII punctually attend to any business
entrusted to 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 (dec Is4s-ly
N. EversOn,
\ TTORNEi and Counsellor at Law, WASHING
n TON, WASHINGTON County. IOWA. NH as-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

NAvAL-A meeting Of the Naval Officers at
Norfolk vas held at the Rendezvous in that city,
for the purpose of expressing their sentiments at
the decease Of their esteemed brother officer,
Lieut.. j. H. Marshall, at which the usual preamble
and resolutions were submitted aud adopted
Commander David Farragut presided. -. . Com.
mander Stribling is to take command Of the Naval
School at Annapolis, in place Of Commander Up.
shur, whose term Of service has expired. Lieut..
Titen is TO be ordered as First Lieutenant in place
of Lieut. s. s. Lee, whose term has also expired.
-. Commander VIM. Pearson has been ordered
to the command Of the sloop-of-war Dale, now st..
ting out at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Passed As
sistant Surgeon ]. w. Taylor and Leuts. Wingate
vnd jenkins are also ordered to the Dale. The
U. s. brig Porpoise left the Naval anchorage at
Norfolk on Sunday last for the Coast Of Afrca.....
The L. s. Surveying Schooner Gallatin, Lieut.
Coming j. n Maifit, arrived at Norfolk on the 10th
inst from Beaufort, y. c.
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soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, NJ

rI'HIs ESTABLISHMENT 90 long and fsyonbf
known to the public, will bs opened for the recepuna
visitors on the 18th OF June next The house has ~
greatly enlarged during the past year furnishing ex
sye dDingroom, large number OF goodsized and vcf
ventilated bed-chsmbers and new aud spacious pGo-
al newly and neatly furnished with special refsrebs
convenience and comfort Connected with this eslshle
ment are several cottages situated be- retired ~
yet convenient 10 tbs main building These c0ussS
viii be lei 10 suit hs wishes Of appcents either entire
by the story The whole establishment has be-
fitted up In superior style and the accommodations se %
signed to De equal 70 those OF any watering place -
country.
The undersigned having become the sole proprietor WI
give bis whole attention to the business and viii b
sisted In It's management by Mr.. David A. Crovel -
other gentlemen oflsrge experience.
JOSEPH n. HARyh
schooley's Mountain, May o. 1880 uysl Ssw7nf
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IsTEn1Us HOTELS.
sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N j. n
BELMONT HALL.

THIS WELL KNOWN AND FAVORITE PLACE Of
Summer resort yill reopen for the reception Of Walton
the Itch inst Many Improvements have been made 10
the buildings ard grounds since the last season The
randall" connected to this establishment 10 situated
% be retired, and yet convenient to the main building
and furnished IN the beat style; the ROOMS angd
as to communicate and be converted into private pson
The whole esIabshment This fted upip as1pef0
style, and the accommodations are unsurpassed nohlf
shall DO omitted on tho part Of the management Gcnus
many eod experienced persons engaged 10 hl ever
department All communications addressed
D. A HINcHMAn
Schooieys Mountain Springs, June l, 1850
Route via Morris and Essex Railroad Ticket Otcs fo
Cortlsnd-st Leave every morning at A M Through
from New.YoFk In hours. Leave Philadelphs ever
morning a. M foot Wanutst via New-J erscy Raiod
for Newark. Connect NJ. and Il. RR Through u bozn
ie56teOd.
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senaIor Phelps Of Vermont.

The Middle6ury W. Register in reply to
a remark Of The Tribune upon the absence
of Senator Phelps from his seat says:
Judge Phelps is confined at home by sickness.
week or two since, he had so far recovered as to
be on the point of returning to Washington, but
was detained by the severe illness of a member of
his family, and he is again seriously i'll himself
If possible, he will be in bis seat in the Senate be-
fore any important vote is taken-as we have rea.
son to know that such is his earnest desire.
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PowELroN HOUSE, NEwBuRaz.

q THE PROPRIETOR OF his fayorte and agressss.
81 place Of Summer resort takes pleasure In cala{g
attention OF the New York public 10 tho fact Inss -
prepared for the reception and entertainment o. 60
uanrienf or permanent boarders The high esursno1
which his house Is held by families who have speu 10 ~
mer months there he 10 sure Will render exteudea ~
orits superior attractions IN point ofocston scenery Dr.
&c unnecessary In this particular II has eq1a 81
Hudson River The larder, a. hereiofore viii be epp
with every delicacy the markets afford. Ia addiunpp
former lacilies for reaching Eewburgh BY sesr5osx
there FIVE trains OF passing daily either wy -
NewYork ard Albany Early application should b "a ~
for selection OF rooms 4 jel0 2ms @. D0NApL
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A WASHINGTON JoKE-On Tuesday evening q
Clerk in the War Department from Maine died,
and the Wing portion OF the Delegation from that
State called upon the Secretary of War precisely
at 10 O'Clock next morning, for the purpose Of re-
commencing candidate to Ill the vacancy. One
Of the gentlemen apologized for calling so early
after the decease of the late Clerk and stated their
business. The Secretary in very bland manner
assured the gentleman that no apology was neces-
sary for so early call bat said be. " / must be
frank with you, and tell you that the racancy is
This CITY
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w AdofeHs 10 tlemOefs oil tOnarees.-Al per-
sons engaged obtaining Signatures 10 me address to The
Senators 10 Congress from the STATE OF New York and s
Representatives from the City OF NewY0rk Ia favor OF
The Bill reported TO the United Staes Senate By Mr. Cay
a. Chairman Of the Select Committee Of thirteen are re
queseo 10 hand IN The signatures obtained by them n
City Hotel, cor. Broadway aud HOwani--t on Friday the
IAN lost between the hours of 8 and s r. n. A Commit.
tee viii be ia attendance receive them By order OF the
Executive Committee. GEO G. WATERS Chm
MAKcUs d. BORUcK, Secretary. isl3 81
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70 OWNERS OF mIoHroAn PROPERTY

TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.
THE FIRM OF MACY s. briggs, Land and Tax
Agents at Detroit having been dissolved By the ex-
prEon Of the term OF their agreement and George r.
Macy having sold the undersigned al bis interest In
the concern add retired thereom the undersigned begs 10
Inform all interested that be has since the said dissolution In
November last conducted the business Of the said agency
under bis own name and that be viii continue 10 devote
his careful personal attention In all its branches Any
orders lef with DELOS w. BEADLE, Esq. "a Broad
~ WIN. s. briggs.
DETROIT, June !, 1850. jell Sus&Swos'