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Lieutenant Blsir. X. A; UeneraI steyens Ne Lieut.
J. c. Duane, o. g. ". c.; q NJ Yturbide, Mexicsn Le-
gatisn; Lieut. Cormich, u. 8 n; Hon. ,. Roekrcll,
Conn; Captain q. w. Cullum, u. g. A and eighty
three others arrived yesterday aud took rooms s the
Irving House. -
Lieut.. D. Reid, r. Nj Judge Bronson, Albany; aud
eighty others arrived yesterday and took rooms
st the Astor House.
James Yoster, John Adams z. 8. NJ N. ID. PARKS,
Y. s. Consul Cape de- Verde; Com. MoCsuley, Z. 3 N ;
aud SIXTY i've others, arrived yesterday, and TOOK
rooms at the American Hotel
The seuegate arrivals at all the hotok In this CITY
yesterday. vas nine hundred and seventeen.
Hon. ]. X. J. Daniel. Of North Carolina has been
called home from Warrington In consequences OF the
Illness Of n member % his family
Mr.. Trado. the Peruvian Minister, and suite, have
arrived In Washington.
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cyl NOT ONLY xoNEY. scr LI,E saygp.-pR

EXT NOT ONLY Monty, BUT LIyy sAvgp.-DR
N ~ Hunter will forfeit N fsilinf 20 cure
ary that MAJ under bis care matter Ing
standing o. Ametss Pstieuts invited 20 his
saIy No Divi,en ,rs., N.- ferh city ,hea.ss are
Strangers others who have teen In the
lection Of physiosn are solicited 20 call Doctor
Hs rreA remedy, Hunters Red Dropihas ,roubie. the
guset Doctor. musheurss se magic In diseases
lrce Ore Dollar Read and RsheetThs aaieted
we'll reject before trusting their health hsppises
their lives In the hsnd- of phyeis,s
rsnt and mercuriai diseases
possible fore 10 understand all the ills bamaa
Emily subect to- Or Hunter s Known be the
succesvi practitioner n the United States Yesrs
te exclusively devoted 10 the study snd treatment %
arising from impurities % the blood whereby
become enfcehled. enables the
,fsr relief.
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a sluA Kkw wARp.-ykgrsIhs ANTIDOrR a sPB-
BOO1V cinc nistsre for the esrs cf Vsseuh~e 0lsst
Eris,urcs, a.d SIMILAR diecrser ~ 1ahss see<y e~sA
w,,ho.s The ~ 1ist tah, snpsssr Il
shssse application t~ssssss ne psevssssv eses,Go
rrls ease which v ssrs. enAes The w.
hustrs< Ssi1ara rsrthsr-shs esaes sasnse
y trsetsd dess q ~: cs.sers 49, 49, snIssse
is.,. yss;ls..s:y =. y :ssss .s - - S~~sToA
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The French Republic.

The awful accident at Angers, where three hundred
bridge stirred all France with thrill of compassion
The President hastened to Anger visited the beddes
Of the surviving sufferers and ATTENDED the funeral Of
the dead The Minister Of War; at the request Of many
members Of the Assembly proposed the grant Of $50 00o
francs for the relief Of the berctved families The
wrote article worded rs to excite hatred against
the government who had ordered this devoted corps
of ,oldiers to march to Agiers as punishment for
their disaGection for this the police again seized the
wLole edition Of his Journal; and Proudhon himself
who already in prison. and allowed to write only
his promise not to write Extensively, has been
removed To place Of seyorer duranee. Two other
journals the Este.tis and tho Eresassni, also
prevented from publishing ON Sunday, because they
Among the soldiery both in the Paris garrison and
in the rural departments there are frequent symptoms
OF characterization and ths efforts Of democratic
smisssres BY distributing tracts and pictures dis
organize the army, occasion much alarm. The
seIystives however, confidently expect triumph In
the Paris election NJ. Lccisrc. their candidate IL
staioner by trade who while fighting against the in
sRoman hero. The story that after his son shot
at his side he went home to fetch his second and
placed the musket In his hands has been denied BY
the psrt!ssns opposed to him Whether true fibri
Gated. the romantic incident has the sentimental
enthusiasm Of the Parsisns and will probably. give
him the majority Of voters On the other Eugene
Sue the author Of Mysteries Of PAris,n who Il the
socialist candidate; has been damaged by tho timely
publication OF description mos, lke- exss--...sd,
OF the tumptuous luxury OF his own domestic life
The people have been reminded that costly plate. fur
niture and cquipsgs which sue IL said TO possess
profusely do not become the apostle Of social equality
nor are consistent with his professions Of communism
In the Assembly, there have BEEN debates on the
measure introduced by government for the transporta
tion Of criminals TO the marquesas An amendments
proposed, by NJ. Jules Psvre aboiishng the punish
nent Of death for political eencss and substituting
perpetual exile was rejected; but on SATURDAY the
government defeated, by majority of 90. on
amendment declaring that the Law should not
affect prosecutions for offences already committed In
this discussion. VI. Odon Barrot made thoroughly
popular sech TO tn. unexpected grsthcston of the
liberal party who have been separated from him since
he was In once. The intention of government had
been to this transport this rebels lately
convicted by the court nj Versailles
The companies formed for emigration to California
are meeting with singular success The organization
Of Of them has b~n very rapid In consequence OF
some good that has recently projectors
Mobile and Of the 0arde Rep uboane have been very
iudiciously enrolled amongst some OF them, free
psssnge aud an allowance Of three francs day being
civ en- them
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n n.lDis AL.

WATTs NERVOUS ASrIpoIk IS Now DEslGSA.
Nv the physic ass Iheodieun Ns''u" Ihs @ vis
(The Wafer u Life for fmpstsseyI IA he's
wosders tkas other edcss togethes
fer nervous complaints sns seminal veakness bottle
- a doren. Sent TO 100 Nassau street y - t
" Thomss. .Cncnnat. Gist. Lancaster Pal q. scots
Chsrsston. g: A q. Msekerrie Cleveland. Ohiei vsa
Naikerbun- Poughkespsie. n. W A. Woot Wiscs.-ets
Ne; D. J. Cuthbert fit,sb.rEh, Pa v, UrJ.hart
Van Bus ark. kewarh. N. A..
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The Latest from Europe.

nv rsltonarH IRON Lo-Do- TO LIVERPOOL.
Io-Do-, April y, 1870
ENof.avD.
The To-. ssys an aHoup, cf fiso coo is no- being
rni,.d I'm the London markets In behalf OF the ioss
Srv.rrmsnt of Cansds The security consists 81 os-
b.ptur.s bearing per cent interest.
FRANCS.
p..a kprii ~. o p. M.-Ths M~rsfe~ pub,ishrs
re. - the rr.fsrr. q the republic, rojucinx ths
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Capture OF a SLAYER, Sc.

BosroS, May 9-5 P. NJ
The bark Hope arrived at New Bedford yesterday hsv
ing left St Helena the l4th of March She reports
the capture the Coast Of Africa by the of-war
brig Water witch. a SLAYER sailing under the name OF
"Incarpation." with the American flag flying At the
time Of her capture. she had on board 800 slaves.
The Water Witch arrived At st. Helena the same day
the Hope sailed.
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-ruE CERTIFICATES OF CURE

TINE CgPTIYTCATEs OF CURES IN ONE DAY M
local sppatcn from rersons ~ho hsd been under the
of other for the ~ private disease
mi hepett assures the unforunss. that Dr. Larmsns
E.sds street broadway has no equal No how
yer ola In us years practice In Paris failed perma-
nen,lr cured County patients must eseiose fee post
raid. rsrsle rrrer-lsrity Piiis 81
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Ns~ osLssss, May . 1850.
1~o street preachers. named Evans and uin have
been arrested In this city roe preaching inesndsry
sefmons 10 slaves. They were committed for trial.
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TWO CENTS.

The sales to the trade for the week comprise 900
bids West India. and e 600 bags Bengal and Mauri-
thus with 300 hhds 800 bbs. Porto Rico. Of the new
crop from Sos Cd . AIS. Cd per cwt or ,D70 boxes
yellow Havana in bond. about half sold from los .
22s for mid to fine and 600 boxes soft brown have
goes together go have been sold floating at
lis 4d and lis. Cd. with one Of white Pernams as
24s Cd. for the Mediterranean and $50 cases Bahia.
landed have been taken at iSs. Sd In the near coa-
tln.nta ports the article continues neglected and
hambro especially the market Is greatly depressed
Al 81 Petersburg prices steadily maintained but
esthng further has been done shoat in whito Havana
Tor that market
TALLow Ia In moderate request at SOS Cd a 37s ON
the spot and 3Ss 81 rather buyers for delivery the
last thrce months of the year
TEA.-The recent arrivals are being at once brought
on the market, and prices have turned rather in
buyers iavor Low common Congou has been sold ~
90 ag>s d. and Canton Gunpovder ut Is. Il. Okd,
with some inferior at llhd per ID
TIN.-EnRsh and tin plate, without change: foreign
dull at rs for Banca. and T0s. for Straits
TNBAcco.-Thc tobacco market IA very quiet but
holders continue extremely firm.
TuRpEsrISE.-Large arrivals Of rough have rather
this week quote IL at rs Gs Cd Spirits are dii-
cult Of sale at Slss Cd for American and 2os I'd
English
WuALEDoNE remains firm at fl6J fl7o.
NIessrs. Musgrove Il vance's Circular.
LIVERPOOL, April 26 1850
Tke ssles Of cotton, this week amounted to SO $50
for export the total imports 23Is1. Of which
% 57T were American the total amount of stock ON
hand was $40 25i of which 359,519 American;
the total amount OF stock hand date, in 1872
amounted to 63l74j
CvRxESr PRIors or AMERICAN Corros.
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Maryland Convention Election, &c.
BALrIMoRE, May o-0P. NJ.
The Maryland election returns come In rather slow.
As far asceraned there is about 1000 majority In
favor Of calling a convention.
The Southern mail has arrived but brings nothing Of
interest.
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" York and LverpeoL-The ships composing tbs line

ATLANTIC, Captain West ARCTIC Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTlC,Captain Comstok.
ADRIAfIC Captain Grafton. o1r
These ships having been built by contract for
service taken In tAeir
ttruction, strength aud
speed, and their accommodations for passengers
comfort Price fro New
Tork Liverpool SlSs exclusive ~ extra size state
S325 experienced will be attached each
chip No ber,hs he secured until paid for For reget
passaze. apply TO
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The Bark A. II. Taft.

CHARLEsros, May 7, 1880
The Boston packet A. r. Taft wrecked off this port
few days since, will prove total loss.
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Arrival OF the Obi

Arrival of the Ohio at New Orleans.
NEW 0RLnss, May s, 1850.
The steamship Ohio from Rev York, has just Ar
rived
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The Eank of ENGLAND.

An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and 9Th victs
ria cap ~ for the week ending Saturday the goth dsy
sfAprn 1885,
DrpARTHESr.
Notes issrea. E2is7300 dsbt 81 ol5 ia
Other securities. 2gSi.yH
Gold eein aud bull
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" The books Of subscription the capital stock OF the
United States Maid Steamship Company the amount Of
million i've hundred thousand dollars will he opened
Tuesday the 18th day Of May in at the Merchants Ex
ehange Bank the city New York and the ensuing
days. from II o'clock n, to 2P. N.
GEORGE LAW
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS,
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND,
NV York. Nay 3 1880 Commissioned
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sIaIPPINo. .

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION C0.-FOR BREMEN.
" via Southampton-The U. 5. Mail steamship WASH
INGTON @. w Floyd Commander, will sail for Bremen, via
Southampton Monday. May 9,th from Pier No n 4,
the second csbn 500 An experienced atsshed
to the ship All letters must through the post Office For
80 Broadway.
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EDW'D X. COLLINS, ~ South street,

The these ships viii he sold
ilvsr buBion, eyecie iewery metals
unless bills adrg signed therefor and the value there
xaf tbere expre sgod
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The Borsenhaik. of Hamburg has the following from
the frontiers OF Russia 1T becomes more and more
difficult to enter Russia and whoever desires to
else any branch Of industry in the country Is obliged
to make himself a sub Of the Gar For tho future,
preachers Of the evangelical communion will not be
allowed TO come from Germany In several universi-
tics certain lectures have been suppressed
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

letter from Holt county, in this State, says !:
ms smigsants are rolling on by hundreds towards
catlornia, from every quarter of the world, each
1tiying to be foremost in the race. All modes Of
taveling are adopted. Yesterday we saw sturdy
ecotcAman pushing hundred pounds Of baggage
head on something which had the appearance OF a
vheel.barr0w; and. indeed. he passed up the hills
IN rapid strides, far outstrpping the and mule
taans. II was, perhaps, two O'Clock when he pas
~ here, and he said he had left st Joseph that
ncsning, distance Twenty miles well laid on
ssd two days drive for the teams, in the present
state Of the roads.
ne Spring 10 very backward here--co,d. indeed
1t the seasoa-and snow fell here last night. ma.
king Il look quite wintry.-IMo. Republican.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE undersigned has opened a school in the
| basement of the Presbyterian Church. Terms
of tuition as follows:
For Reading. Defining and Arithmetic, per
quarter az seeks,) per scholar, 90 90
For Geography, English Grammar and AIith-
metic on the Blackboard, 50 so
For Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, and
Chemistry - IS
For Algebra, pure Mathematics and the Latin
and Greek Languages, s5 90
Pupils will be charged from the time of entering
the school; and no deduction made unless in the
case of protracted illness. J. PERSON.
Burinpton, apfil 25, 1861
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THE undersigned begs leave to return his sin
l. cere thanks to the citizens of Burlington and
the people OF the surrounding country FOR tn. very
liberal support he has received while one of the
Firm Of Scott. Whitehead 4 Co., and as said inn
has been dissolved he wishes to let his friends
know that he has associated himsefin Partnership
with Matthew Scott, and that they will carry on
general mercantile business in the large and COM
modious store lately erected by Mr. Funk on Main
street next the Market House end they are now
opening and will have ready for inspection about
the I'D Of May an extensive assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
0ueensware, Hardware, l. Groceries,
and from the experience have gained am now
enabled to offer stock Of goods which am certain
will suit and please all tastes and when say that
l and ,uiH sell them at much ioUer prices than
have done on Jefferson Street it is certain that any
person purchasing from me will extend a share
of that patronage which have heretofore so iber-
ally enjoyed and pledge myself that no expense
or exertion on my part shall be spared to prove
myself worthy Of it. HENRY H. SCOTT.
Main street, Burlington. April rs, 1850.
BURLINGTON CLOTHING EMPORIUM!l,
szsg 80 -
Jefferson street, between Main and Third, north
@ side. two doors above J. 5. Schramm's. "a
BARGAINS!! BARGAINs!ll
I H. HElNsHEIMER Co are now opening a
y new and splendid stock Of SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING, consisting of every variety
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west Of the ALE eheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want OF Clothing, cannot put
their time to better than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
- Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establishment
where real bargains are to be had.
Burlington. april 20, 1850. J. H. H. co
DLANK ROAD NOTTCE.-The Stockholders Of
l. the Burlington and Mt. Pleasant Plank Road
Company, hereby notified that the annual meet.
ing for the election OF ofeers of said company will
be held At the Council Room, in the city of Burlng.
ton, on the 2sth day Of May, 1850, at O'Clock p NJ
at which meeting the following among other propo.
sltions will be submitted, to wit Z: Amendment to
the articles Of associaton-"Anyv vacancies occur.
ing by the death resignation of the President OF
! a Director. may be filed by appointment of the
Board until the next meeting of the stockholders
when any such vacancy shall be filed By election
GEO. SNYDER, Sec. pro TEN,
april IS 80 B. and NJ. P. P. r. Co
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q I e D ::

Al BE Fesidence N this place. Friday, April Goth,
flsefs. Pneumonia, Dr. Luther W. hicxoK, in the 3sth
yeM 81 his sge. +@ s s@
d. n. native Of East Bloomfield, Ontario unity
Me- Yck, where he educated and where. under the
tsage Of his athsv who physician Of At
IN and merit he thoroughly bred mp TO the medical
essession, endowed with superior qualifications -
0oddsd to the great advantage OF having an excellent
1es his medical pseceptor he enjoyed the benefits Of
- full courses oflectnres in the College OF Physicans
~ Surgeons Fairfield N. Y, in the most ourishing
IN o. that institutions and graduated with much credit
hN0o.
10 le be settled 10 this place. where he has heen Z
hnsseiy engaged in practice since; and the many
salssds who have been relieved from torturing pain and
skAsss BY his skill and cheered by his kindness. will
bag mourn his place made vacant. He has acted well
bis pashas ed his sphere Of usefulness. Peace 70 his
aaAes.-CoM.
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INMDROIDEKED Swiss and null dresses, ne~
II style and very fashionable; also embroidered
and plain age and silk tissue with general and
well selected stock of black silk and cotton thread.
Lisie laces and edgings, just received and for
sale at very low prices at the store Of
april II 80 LOCkARD co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

-VHLAIN and embroidered Canton Grape shawls Of
Z different colors, heavy black and fancy siiks
Thibet plain and embroidered; damask shawls,
new style. cashmere and dclaine shawls, just re-
caiyed and for sale at the stsre Of
april II 80 LOCKARD GO
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Commercial.

W BURLINGTON MARKET-RETAIL rRiCLs.
BURLINGTON, May 2, 1850.
ORAfN.-per bushel. 4 ELOUR--per Dbl.
WAsat, fall;----- SO 10 80c|Super tne------ 1925
- sprng,--so to Acc Fine ------------ $3.50
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w
pesehsd st the Methodist Church, Sunday next at
.elock, :. =. ~ Rev. G. J. JOHNSON.
,. Il. R0mage, M. ID.
fFERS his professional services to the citi-
" sens Of Burlington and vicinity. G3-Otice on
Aeaa street, in the room occupied by J. P. Wight
-, ESQ, Judge OF Probate. d" Especial atten-
Won ylven to Surgical Practice. tmay ?, isao-ly
DR. e. Lowe,
III 40 determined to resume the practice Of his
~ reofessiou, and may be found at the Barrett
49,, Burlington. fmay ., go
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
usr received and is now opening, in addition
g his former stock, large and splendid as
1sAent ~ DRY GOODS HARDWARE, GRO
cESiES, ETC. His stock Is now complete, having
IN pursAased in the Eastern cities, and selected
.Ha On eye single to the interest of the commune
0lafec, he Aatters himself that he can sell up
~ httie better terms than any other house.
shsfs. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington, Iowa, May 2, 1850
Plaak Rad Ns,ice-Te Contractors.
n0aro Of Directors of the Burlington snd
MT Heasant Plank Road Company will receive
roposss until the 10th day of May, ensuing, for
furnishing lumber OF the icl,owinr Qualities and
a.sasions, to be delivered on or before the lst day
~ $3.50 1880, ao0ut four miles from Burlington, at
creek. 'a"A "''u eiosses sp'i"s
~ 800 lons;l 2 liking posts u X ~ . II
40 Il long; 10 braces, 6X s--4a 4
MxN-a2 24joists, Ak Gig"
49,. 81 -" J5n ieet railing6X 8
ness Is In diameter and Is feet long;
- t1U lc&
" W 8 vhiis oak, burr oak or pine. Cash to be
g dalsery.
,.lsspesall win Be received Tor the whole Of the
q fst part, the quality and quantities to be
= In the proposals.
Appay 70 the undersigned at the office Of
eearr, Burlington.
order Of the Directors.
GEO, SNYDER, Sec'y Pro tenn,
-, BS-3t & Mt p r Co.
~. CLOTH COATS.
Aaad dress cloth coats, of all qualities and
- scfe, Tor sale cheap at the Clothing Export
sefsoa street.
s'@ J. II. HEINsHEIMER L co
-. PANTALOONS.
1aIAL0ONs Of oil kinds, cut in the most
.aooaeie styls, and made Of the very best
Z ) Il HEINSHElMER L co.'s
s1 CLOTHING EAPoRluM.
W1Nc1 6fsid bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
SS 49, Ringing ribbons, silk Fringes, just
ss Ss.os sac y cnyN NsDu Bols
Q4Ns, 1Fown French liaens, Holland S,
y NJ s ~, ssc.s etcs for sale cheap By
II I. 4 = = = sas sss S.. Do BoIs
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New Spring Goods.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving their usual
i supply of Spring Goods, to which they respect
fully invite the attention OF the trading commune
ty. PARSONS, COPP PARSONS
LETTERS street. burlington. April, Is. 1850
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FISCAL STArEMENr

FISCAL STATEMENT
Ofthe Receipts and expenditures of the City of
Burlington from April 9th, A. D. ls4s, to March
3lst, A. D. 1850.
Amount OF real estate tax list for the
year A. D. lsls A2,4Il rs
Amount Of real estate delinquent tax list
for the year ls4s, 4ss Is
Amount ofreal estate delinquent tax list
for the year lS&7, $40 81
Amount Of real estate delinquent tax list
for the year A. D. le46, 3l2 A6
Amount Of delinquent special tax listfor
improving alley from Washington to
Jefferson street and next west Of Main
street. - o.
Amount of delinquent specialtax for gut.
tering Washington street, 100 60
Amount Of delinquent special tax for
McAdamizing Columbia street. go 80
Amount Of delinquent special tax for inn
proving alley from Washington to JEFF
ferson street and next west Of Water
street. 232 10
Amount of special tax for improving JEFF
ferson street, $40 10
Amount Of special tax 70, improving al -
ley from Washington to Columbia and
next west OF Water street, 2sO 20
Amount Of special tax for Improving al
ley from Washington to Columbia ct.
and next west Of Fourth street, a7o 10
Amount Of special tax for improving al
ley from Washington to Jefferson ut.
and next west Of Main street, 25A 40
Amount of special tax for improving al
Icy from Jefferson to Washington and
next west of Fourth street 27l %
Amount Of special tax for filling Jones
and Munsers lot, Is 0o
No. 5s7, Is, o.
Amount of Coffee house and restaurant
license. ss7 50
Amount of wagon, dray and cart license, lit 81
Exhibition license, 60 OG
Merchant and Grocers taxi list
spring and fall S2l 2;
Auction license 81 sc
Ferry license 10 o(
Room rent - OF
+" Lime sold by city IL 2:
Of interest on tax 1SAs, 81 OF
1871, ITO Il
IS l8As, 20 2;
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

q He funeral Sermon efDr l.. w. i,ckoK, will b
eseAsd st the Methodist Church, Sunday next at
o'clock, A. Il. b. Rev. G. j. JOHNSON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

NOTICE All persons indebted to VI. H0uGhtoa
| Y and the late irm Of Houghton and Brookbsnks
hereby notified that their notes and accosnfss
have been placed in the hands of the undersigHed
for collection; and they win save costs By calling
immediately and paying said claims.
Burlington, april ~. '5n-fm +. ID. CROKER
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I.g,O ~ 81. PI.Ovy -.

Ut" F. " W WT- " - ~ " ~ss
4 LWAYS on hand and for sale at the MannfsC-
turer's Prices, the Moline Flows, OF kinda
which are acknowledged to be superior 10 any 9TH
er Plow ever introduced into the country. They
are anted to perform well, AMI if they do moi.
all the purchaser has to do, is 10 return the Pio~
and get his money at ALFRED CLAkKPS %
april -. 80 Jefferson street. Burlington