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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

ALLIGATOR IN LIcxisG.-A Frenchman re siding
in Covington, KY, took his dog to Licking river to
swim him the other day. He threw in a chip, and
the dog bounced in after it, and after splashing
about awhile, an alligator protruded his ugliness
above the surface and made an attack upon the dog
They fought for several minutes, made sundry
dives and struggles and finally the alligator got the
mastery Of the dog, closed his jaws upon him, and
disappeared with him. This we have from a gen.
tleman who vouches for the fact.
It may not be forgotten that some four years ago
huge alligator was seen summing himself on sand.
bar near Semam's four miles below Cincinnati, and
an Intellectual attempt was made to capture him.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

A BARRlsTER's PUS.-sPlunket,' said, O'CoHnell
shad great wit.' He was a creature Of exquisite
genius. Nothing could be happier than his hit in
reply TO Lord Redesdale, about the KITES. In a
speech before Redesdale, Plunket had occasion to
use the phrase kites very frequently designa-
ting fraudulent bills and promisory notes. Lord
Redesdale to whom the phrase was quite new, at
length interrupted him, saying, 81 don't understand
your meaning, Mr. Plunket. In England, kites are
paper playhings used by boys in Ireland they seem
to mean some monetary transaction.'
sThere is another difference, my Lord,' said
Plunket, sin England the wind raises the kites; in
ireland the Kite raises the Uind.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

A NEW PLATroRM.-An aspirant for q county
Office in this county being asked yesterday, what
his political principles were, announced his plat
form thus: ssI am, sir, in favor of the NEXT war
opposed to the cholera-in favor of high salaries
opposed to uncurrent funds and poor brandy"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

GRAND JUBILEE IN WAsH,NGToN.-ssX'' of the
Baltimore Sun gives the following account of the
jocing in Washington on the 7th, the passage of
the Compromise easures:-
Last evening an hundred guns were fred, in hon
or of the majority Of the House and Senate and for
the peace which that majority bestowed on the
country. The National Hotel was illuminated, fire
works added to the briliancy Of the occasion, and
the Marine Band struck up national airs front Of
the dwellings of those gentlemen who had borne
conspicuous part in the settlement Of the ques-
tions. crowd of from fifteen hundred to two
thousand persons assembled and cheered the pat
riots whose patient and arduous labors brought a.
bout so happy result.
The first man thus serenaded and cheered, was
Henry Clay; then came Gen. Foote, then Gen. Cass
then Mr. Speaker Cobb; (these gentlemen live all on
the same side of the avenue.) Coming up on the
other side, Judge Douglass, the able and most eff
cient chairman of the Committee Territories re-
band; then the crowd proceeded to the Senators
from Texas, where a stand was made for Sam Hous-
ton and Gen. Rusk; then the music and the people
moved up to Daniel Webster's; and last, up town
to the Irving House, the residence of Senator Dick
inSon Of New York. Each Of the patriots thus
cheered and serenaded ,made appropriate speech,
overfowing with grateful sentiments at the preser-
walton of the Constitution and the Union. They
had been facing the music so long, that the music,
at last faced them. The evening was one of the
happiest spent in Washington.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

HoRRlBLE.-some miserable disbeliever in the
s.love on-love ever'' doctrine, endeavers to ex.
plain the philosophy of the remarkable resignation
displayed by many women at the absence of their
husbands-equalled by nothing but the insinuatior
of an English lady Of our acquaintance,w shrewd
ly remarked, ssit seems to me that American wild
ows wonderfully supported in their bereave
mentr r'
But here's the sphlosophy'' we limited ats
ssThere is a wicked man, know,
He coaxed his wife to let him go,
But this is the way he did it, though;
To go to California!
Says he-pll send you Jumps of gold,
Much more than your two hands can hold;
In your own carriage you'll be rolled.
Says she-Now James, you know my dear,
cannot live without you here,
But ones own carriage sounds SO queer!
You may go to Californiap'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

Eunice, my wife, has grown quite lewd,
And left me in lonesome mood;
She's gone III spite Of friends and church,
And went to live with Timothy AIurch.
She left my board, and took my bed,
She carried OF my steat and bread.
Know ye, therefore, who read this paper,
That since she has cut this reckless caper
will not pay one single fraction
For any debt Of her contraction.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

PoLITENEss OF MEMBERS OF CoSGREss.-tis
very great mistake to suppose that member of
Congress is a gentleman. Indeed, if strict exam
ination gone into, we fear the rule would be
found the other way. Last week, Mr. Bayly Of Vir-
gnia, the locofoco leader in the House. wanted to
call up certain bill, but Mr. sweetzer of Ohio, a
political brother objected ,and defeated him, where
upon Bayly shook his finger at Sweetzer in rage,
saying, ssYou a spiteful little cur,'' and other
sweet things. Next day, Mr. B. made a second ef-
fort to get up the bill, and Sweetzer q second time
defeated him, when the former more enraged than
ever, turned and said to him: "If you ever object
to another motion of mine in this House, will
wiring your nose, Cd d-nyou.' These words
were loudly uttered to be heard in all the vi
cinity ofthe two members. Sweetzer naturally en-
ragged, made a motion to throw an inkstand at the
blackguard, but a third interfersd, and prevented
the affair going further. Mr. S. then left the cham
Der to arm himself, but the friends of both parties
promptly interfered, and brought about reconci-
iation and on Monday it was formally announced
to the House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

VTTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Med
w icines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instru-
ments, Gold and Tin Foil, Plate, Teeth Perfnmery,
ETC., Paints, Oils. Dye-stufs, Druggists Glass
Ware, Window Glass. ETC., Jefferson street between
Main and Third. Burlington, Iowa. July 70, AZ
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

An Extraordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
the New York Courier and Enquirer Jenny Lind
waved her handkerchief towards the crowd ssas if
she would fling her very soul from it into the hearts
of the people," We hope Barnum will secure and
exhibit the handkerchief, which was thought capa-
BILE Of serving as conveyance for fair spirit.
In the words of Othello, ssthe handkerchief! the
handkerchiefr'-B0ston Transcript.
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poet of Tonawanda, whose sbetter half' had
absented herself from his domicil, thus warns the
public against harboring trusting her on his ac-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26
u. T.. v0llInt,
ID M. Ewing,
8. T.. Burnap.

DEALER IN staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Gro
/cerics, Hats, Caps, Boots, ,Shoes,etc,
etc. south side Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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Carrett& (OODer.

"HoLEsALEa and retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Glass,
Nails. ETC., etc., on Main, below Jefferson street.
Burlington, Iowa. (april &c. '4e
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

rUTLER-Makes Pen-KniveS. P0cket-KniveS.
~ Rasofs, scissors, &c. Also Grinds and re-
pairs same cheap. SHop on Main street, between
Washington and Columbia, Burlington, Iowa.
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Alfred Clarke

nEALER in Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries,
NJDoots, Shoes aud Ready Made Clothing, etc.,
lputh side Jefferson street ,between Main andWater
Areets, Burlington, Iowa. (dec 81, i64S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26
T.. BrydOlf,

HOUSE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter,
- Giazier, Glider and Imitator of Wood. Marble,
ETC.. etc., south side Of Jefferson, three doors east
81 Main street. Burlington, Iowa. (may ,, ABLY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26

HENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant,
- Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Ii
%uors, Boots, Shoes, etc. etc.
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y. r. Abrahalns.


ntALER IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY of every
~ description at the lowest prices for Cash
E1pJeffersOn street, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26
n. n. Grimths & CO.

vTrHOLESALE Dealers in Hardware. Cutlery,
w Nails and Builders Hardware, Jefferson ST.,
Burlington, stand for 7x,4rly occupied by Wesley
JONES' burlington, Nov %, lS49
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= srrs @. EDWARDS. JAMES NJ. pRoApwEIJ
WNLm A a W. IMSYlna
Il Pablished every Thursday,
HN TBANlxlhIN 1T ALL
a Main street. near the Market House,
By EDWARDS & BROADW WELL.
JAMES NJ. BRoADwELL

TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
square no lines minion,) one insertion, al 90
40 each additional insertion, SO
DO one month, 90
do three months, 90
do one wear. 10 90
profsssioual Car .(under lines) per annum, 90
Merchants Advertising by the year will be
entitled to half column for 25 90
yPAa extra caarge will be made for all over
Salfa a1lumn.
r1sln no case will the price ofsubscription to the
saper be inCloaed in the above charges.
r1sPatent medicines, half column, year 80 90
co do one column do so 90
s1aDurlingtcn il the seat Of Justice for Des
Moinss county a2i contains about 5000 inhabitants
Il Il sito.sed on sae west bank of the Mississippi
,iver. about $50 miles above ST Louis.
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~ - CHAMPS Z. D. RAND
W. u Ch u IN berlin & co..
nCALERS in Lumber, shingles, Laths and square
IL Timber. N9eOhice near Rand's Pork House.
fDuPlin aton. aug 2, sA0
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SIX MASUFAcToRY IN MAssAsHusErrs - new
n'anufaetory is about 10 be established In ms
county II is 10 be confined parucuiup, IL nol en-
tsrelv TO figured silks aud lie 10 he Sarrird on by
means of some very ingenious machinery, kept ia
motIon by steam power. The site tor his bu ness
was selected in Chelsea few days since-not less
than six acres of very valuable land hlylng ben
nprchased for the purpose. upon the Old county
road from that town TO Maiden. AT convenient
distance from The steam ferry landing and the rail-
road depot recently located between the two VII
lagos. The buildings to be erected upon
suitable scale, and with a view 10 their heing en-
larged or extended from time 20 time hereafter It
is expected that this new mandatory will .,fiOrd
employment to quite number of p-rsons.-D)ston
Atkas. nfou 20.
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Clesrea.
RS Sy csn s r
5 5sas. Srs@ pa1ns%sn Caps Hy poPps Coz Acme
Queen, tBrl Bell ss5shs. Mr. osIorns Lot nit, .n'Tl
BEDFORD no. ''nma' n''h'n' louisiana Sh'pn'''
n.ra-csHsass, Arqni., shsgghas; BuGslip cT.ne
teth, tBrl Hunt. kesNgouche; Mary Fouler s,uthprs
t e n1 sssay as cr''H00' k''' Petrol Ma
c.rSsn,r San Jg'p Sc n vs
gee DO; b Baker MeLsnIhn. Ph,l.lspha Star Ni'kor-
sioops-Msunt Hope Philips TauntOni Essex. curnmins'.
Fall River
sse.n:hp Ohio sohsncs Ne. oTsass May u.s. Havan,
s'sansSp cssPo 9spI $.%she lays. with bal
' ship nsy ss Porr'HoSti Rollins Liverpool 80
day., and pa @ to 3. %s', Sa aeT a.
har 5 for San a s ont s days. lat
q II. r sfrI lat o 49, U S 70 a s'a
rbip nurgarsn of Roston, steering u 2ls at 80 An.
"a and GSsa s % miles b. fo Se
Heck passed ship showing red Has with white swallow
Slip Tasiina. stewart Rotterdam IS days. With mdse and
81 TO Hurlbut; deaths and birth on the
SIR Memphis, Bunker. New Orleans. Is days. with mdss
B,k Hercules tBr Nsyon Livsrpoo 81 day.. with salt
BARK naomi gBrl Wright Liverpool % days; with ooAl
Bark Orlando tBrl Miller, Newcastle with coal to Bar
, cabin saying he would not allow his father to come
,,T Bar! Wave tp Mepsa DaHn q dsy' !, sas': and
br bark Lady Elsin. from London for Quebec. . go
Eark Flowers Br, Of uge sshh Bremen, 81 days, with
' sr Trss sT EossSr Ho'nap days with oranges
TO the
Bark samuel Frsin Plummer, Guayama, May o. with mo-
lassos. 20 Revere s Baldwin.
Bark Warren Mcclellan Cienfregos May &, with sugar
Roberts william vessel TO Nesmtth Walsh. Vessels
left before ported
Rig Laur.,ta, Cogsins, Para q days with mdse, to j
Brio Ros Orb Flet., Dublin 27 days with ballast aud
Brig Maria tBr, Dillon, Limerick, % days, With bali
lat and rs Grinneil. Ninturr n Go.
with tsilast and 70 passengers, 70 & PoPpo.
Brig Trio r) Robson. Narseilles, 90 day with mise, 10
Meieta 80 inst lat 81 49, Ion "a 49, spoke Br sor Chance
from Jersey for Cape Crse The experienced Westerly
Brig Amanda (Prus Deaback, Malaga 10 days. with fruis
% Fratcis X 30.
brig Mary Emily spauidng Gusyana, u days, aud IL
DAYS from - Thomas with mOilsses, % Whitmore
rg II Long, Ioug Mayarnez PR, u days, with
mulassrs. Mathews Co. vessel 90 w Elwel loh
lat II o lon IS 81 spoke bark yeuors for Cowes and
market 22d. Barnesa bearing NV - miles the head
vessel sticking about II feet out OF water
apparently belonging To- some Large vessel
Big Henrietta tof PortenGl York, Ceidenas, May -
with nossses, 20 Z stevens
Bs lramt Br) Crcney. Windsor, Ms, with PLASTER, TO
! II Brain.
IRIS Cyrene Orb Croscap, Windsor, Ms 10 days. with
rlosttr TO the master.
Brig Arve, Corham Eas,port days, with lumber to ,hs
MASTER
sehr New Haven Kelsey Virginia. 3 days.
Schr @ Brian Peterson Mschias. 9 days
Schr Compliance, sears Portland
Schr airior smith 1houaston.
Schr Cyrus Cham berlain, Cr'well, Boston.
Below.
a bark ard a brig unkncwn.
2i-wisd sunrise, n; at meridian, s; a. surseI
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Passengers Arrived.

NFw OEirAsS-Stesmship Ohip-ar TAYLOR, lady. 70 ur
Children and servants Miss Thomss and children
Ms Carter aud daughter, Mr. % Woodruff Hall. Warner
Garoole, child ani servants Mrs NcMs,ers kneh and
hrs NJ Eheny Nuille and Miss Kernechan and
want Nj l'ring, Hopkins Abbott A Abbott, Jhos
LocEhnrt Fsk Geggel, Master fricon, kernecan.
Jhos DiJon. ssyae Antonio Bisa, kes N Otirae, IA
ALi ung LADY, Il rec children ard Morrison,
Picard. fitzgerald IA Minor james Law Piercs,
hney.. john Macy, Keefe. " Lonsiasssr Thos Le
con mesler Van Ripen Kingston Boyd and servant,
and hsior Arnold Harris.
Prom ,hasres-Cspt Erinsgisn, NJ Bouchepsu. yansu-
sen, Prise dasres Dave Bebe asd Billing,
NosesL Wick, II fosser, Snowman, Works,
PrAts Juan Pirarro and family J.su
X BrigGey Manuel fequino. Bcguiro Ant family de
arrange Mani Dante. frr- &C vtru. Juan caberfs Don
J.e fedruso. Jae,nto Pado lsbandero, Arme.
Cvlacnis u Iii.s. kCarLshsn, James Pecs. T Dali
oonr. John Garcia ant Lewis. Gaspar Psrco James
shoeley. johnson, Jshurcio Rus. Mani SAbsjaus John
Staples NouA srJ wife Dyer and family Bards
John tonstatie Clean Glsaton and family Mr., Mar
tegi, Don Miguel Casa Don Bldsqus sr Don " Car
rilio, Eve in isbsily and two servants
SEw opieANs-slip Memphs-ichn Knigh, and lady.
Mis- knight, Miss Knight, Mrs Condr Ssvart and
want Rev Clerk and lady. Miss CLARK, Master Clark.
Mr. Csrcll AND lady. Mise iIsves Mrs Mler aud eh4i
Niss 4 Llama. Me. Barr Mr.. II williamson, NJ
Trawan Miss Sessions Mr. sorn, Master Jacobs aad ~
In the
Lv,RrooL-Bart Saomi-J rhs,n and y. in tho steer
nsrk w,se-Dr Trsy.r abdiady. Nsssrs Brumsse
Ruskin Lane. Saith.
.pvnLS-etig Rea-J wade, Catherine Kelley p MADE.
May and Ann Wade.
CusY asA-Br;g mary Emily-r whi.nore. child and
ssr,slt Aiss neast sra servant Of Troy; Wander
vocrt, j Morrison Y tcc.
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TeIesrnphIc Reports.

Bcff,io. May 81 1859
The wire. rom this placeto Albany do not work very
veil nud IL - more than probable that canuot get
your TvI oFt over ton sht.
AtR,sr. NAV % 1850
The following will exhibit the amnnut % the receip,s
81 this por' by canal since yesterday Flour. 1000
btls ~hsst. none: Corn. 1880 tush'ls There Il =
coed tu,ncss doing In nour aud there l. spirit
exhibited The rsrt u purchasers some 3co0 bbls.
lave clat., hands at 50 50 $ o2's fbr straight
state arU W.s'rn aud pur" oenesee az 50 90 50 u
H'd,ts 81 vhest very arm. While thr demand Is
quite suima -. ia part tor w4ifug aut tr Export;
some U0 btshtl- G.uC--r tutd q Il 10 Th~rr ~
far a, 81 TO 'fsde for corn snt - notice an
advsrtc u prices The .rie~ e ID" dsy udi up Is %
1ushei.. st SO tor svd western. snd Ole t.sc.
f- rtrrf yellow IN TO- is cor ~ rsbe activity ia the
rrGrktt ~ Eat. ~ prices much the 'tms ~ before
r,poftsd srlrs o. made ~ or hushcls We nDtice
brisk csusrd tor OHIO whiaksy. with salos % some
esnsidsrstr guauttios at efkc There l. tts change
in ireghts uhich smos; ~ lo~ as they possibly
can be
B,trtsorr, Nay g 1850.
The demsnj for ncur continues active. with . nrm
market aud sales Howard street city mills At 50.
We have feature to report in the grain market
wble holders sssirF Ffiees above th- viess o.
buyers There u br.s demand for provisions gone
rally at uniform prices IL rocsrir. there 10 b1' lit
IL doing. AVID quul alton. hanged In other
ficlss tief. Ia go Ut ans"
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Ers IsLsEwaLne.

ppfIsrri rHs, Nsy 2--SoehH eNceeiinrly huavNnt
ae-dAy - anal advanced o. and k-alnF took n p
Co,err-r,s aro tam. M Ss.rs-2' shs. feunsyvsnia
Esfsp. 20 MOrtis Canal Nm 100 DO -: So q, lsA
s4u %. -. i6ai0S a'c IS t'. Hss-l acinnzt
o. - a. iiso Aitgtsn. CITY Gs So. e. al 2Ih:
I'r ti'g D i lun Chesapeake and Delssf Canal -.
So Wv rarita AND Amhoy s. so. 10 ans. Mechanics
E.Hk 80 l-s l~hEh Cs1' Sl0a >fate ga r1s Secols
Esrrf. ~. hehAriv. Rsnt =. IS 40 Merr. Canal a's;
oHe Rsacvf r,rds ~ fS0 DO sof,ss;c, 500 vinoia.
matt - ei, Go, ~ u shs ietigh NevEAen n
Sul0 tuit,a : steu Is ", ih sle do '6s las. ssD
shernpestr sud i'lawsve Canal G 9hs ~ Union Canal
49, 80 Reading 2il $40 wmiug,gp o. ~ 800 LehSh
Chftis.
BAir,sotr. May "a S'ock s5srs-si00o s S., ~,
1ir; ~ .nd OAi0 Railroad nnnls. ~ p1>f ~
Do do 90 = ~ o. imufe Dlo Railroad tiuic. 90
~ ao ~ y do ~ 10 de- 544 - Do. ~. - do. 59A4
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CIhevrs-steamstip Ohio, frou Ne, Oroan,-N II Davis.
lshcdns, u Mcycrs, IA Levy, Jr uah,r, kivers a
Baton, Jue Brady lady ss chdran and servant John
lranklp & sanlay, ECsr, n W Williams. ri~erd
1cly, james & Uaftln Bell Swart.nburg r A Uorrt
yWhelly ham., r,er, } s,rshill Jchn Johnson. & \
thsJirrr, JrrCs " furks, ! kimbaii Cut.in- 4
fTantenhs Rsr, James Cohen. Dorrstt ! YoIsar
4 D. nenr. iirsehfeidsr william Sehebesc Mr. Gs.dIy
samuel Conrad, IieHoberx bond William Mao = an
. " brsafotd. psnze, DANG, Adler Levy J
Zeier, n Nsbsr. l. Netariy Boon. Hudson J
none, shsra &C smith. Markey. Harris wm Poiiay
Wu noods, br Ara shoot. Nr yoscl Rsruss u uas-
so. N.,h.-s, 4 rorrey. usii, WIN Harness "
l.ddeil ,hilten. Maria (scrvaniiJ 1rsmmer Jour-
dis (strNarf1 DpugArd N Lower 4 Inat. M Rurks AZ
Brytrt (oelurrd v Orcsr. fsoifrsdl
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Died.
On Thursday. sd int MaKv v,s. ~ Ahrsh.ur
MiIsell, in the 18th year of her age
The friends OF the family invitsd to attend the
funeral from No l05 East Twenty street. on next
Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, May a. Mr. ID Avn,
sHEhRr pilot late harbor MASTER aged II years and
months. "A~
The relatives and friends Of the family plots h.,
Dor masters and captains OF the port rrspectfIv
invited to attend his funeral his late residsuce IA
Eidridge street. on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
without further Invitation.
The shipping in the port requested to hoist THAR
colors half-mast on the day Of the funeral
ON the I'D inst ANDREW q. SETTER In the 4ith year
Of His
Tho friends of the family and those of his brother
in Jaw, Thomas Morton. respectfully ell to at
tend the funeral from his late residence No ~ Henry
street, ON sunday, the 10th inst at 1s O'Clock p NJ
His remains will be taken Greenwood for interment
Suddenly, on the I'D OF May, WILLIAM CuaaAS aged
80 years
The friends Of the family and those of his brothers
James and Francis respectfully invited attend
the funeral. Saturday afternoon at O'Clock 25th
inst, at his late resid log Suffolk street b.
Mutual lodge, No ST. o of o. Il. and the Order in
general are also respectfully invited 10 attend
In philadelphia nth inst. JANE ELizABErH, aged q
,on'hs and days, daughter of Robert and Ann M.
Nussen.
On Thursday. I'D inst Of consumption Miss MANY
JANE hEsSEp,. daughter of Robert Kennedy 4i9 ad,
son street IN The lIth year of her aga.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her
iuherai on Saturday 10Th inst, at o'clock =. NJ.
On THURSDAY 80 inst. after she TT illness BEErsgv
Ann wife OF iiham simpson, aged A years, months
and is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are rsscct
fully invited TO attend her funeral from 3i8 Teuth
street on Saturday 18th ins.., at O'clock Her re-
mains VIII be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery for in
torment
On the oath inst afser n lingering illness Mary
Passes, beloved wife Of Joseph Weisford aged "a
years
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon. Mt
6o'clock fom her late residence IL sackctt street
n,..hI =.
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srrvod-Rr Isaao CAREER. Cardsra, I3h in.s. L-fs
hrf Heela New York days: brig Mariner Boston DAYS
Brig Ocean. iimor-; schrs Avon jNckscnvil!e Byron
Philadelphia; Aloslany, fredericksburg Com koarnsy.
yuk.
,carcd-ShiIs Traountsn. Liverpool; Washington Ir-
wig do; Lss Loorsrd 81 In NIB harris john II Military
ueros AyTos incop, puehc.: Justice Story Bttimore
h Leand,r CAPE taytleH; Henry " Moncaae Wilmn;-
tor. Nc; scrs Richmond, ana Cshasset, Batimoroi
Adams York.
MoHiIr, May IL.
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Philadelphia; soops Rhsde Island. Lag, and Fashion,
York.
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Clsared-Bris Prairie. Rio crande.
E0reiga Mails.

LFTrrr Bsos Of Pacific for liverpool will ooes
the Exchange Reading Room, 81 Exchange tails day, 81
iUls o'clock
latter Bags Of Gen TAYLOR fer Rio Janeiro,
pontevdeo varsso hc will close ut the above ONCE
Monday. 21ih. at2h s'clook.
Latter Bsrs for Chagres Psnsms and the Psclo,
Ohio viii close above Tuesday, sth, Mt o'clock
Plcrs can be paid at the above ONCE 70 part
Of the world.
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BY the Rev Henry Chase, sir. JAMEs W. McKxr, OF
Vuon In the county OF Down Ir:land, to Miss SAaAH
BLAZE Of CarlingfYrd In the county Of Leuth Ireland