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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

lHE SObSCNlDLn I1AS
lust received and is now opening, in addition
j to his former stock, a large and splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock Is now complete, having
been in the Eastern cities, and selected
with an eye single to the interest Of the commune
ty at large he atters himself that he can sell up
on little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, will do well to
call and examine his stock, before else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington, Iowa, May ., 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30

New Store and New Goods!
THE subscriber has inst opened a new assert
L ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots, shoes, ETC., ETC.,
which he will sell at Reduced Prices. Taken in
exchange for Goods all kinds of merchantable
PRODUCE.
The citizens Of Burlington and surrounding coun-
try are invited to examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. N5-CALL AND SEE and Judge
for yourselves. No charge for showing goods.
NAV ., 80 Ms DU BOTS, jefferson street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30

PANTALOONS.
DANTALoONS of all kinds, cut in the most
I fashionable style, and made of the very best
material at H HEINSHEIMER co.'s
may CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
TNLORENCE braid bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
II Flowers, Fringing ribbons, silk Fringes, just
reed and for sale by fny2) NsDu BOIS
NANKEENS, Brown French linens, Hollands,
~ camblets, etc., etc., for sale cheap by
may 2, 80 Ms Du bots
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30

NJ S. DU BOTS, is now receiving and opening an
~. assorted stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting of every variety of notions,
&C., sc.
Hardware Boots and shoes. Groceries, etc.
to which he respectfully invites the attention OF
the public. burlington, may
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-30
Burlington Hat Store.

burlington hat store, -
&Aon Main st,opposite City Auction room
I STURGIS SON are now receiving new and
y large addition .othcir former stock Of Hats and
Caps, comprising almost every thing in their line
suitable for the city custom and country ade viz:
SILK HATS.
Superior fashionable Moleskin Hats: hne dress
and common Angola hats, these Angola hats We can
sell by the doz. to country merchants, At prices 70
allow them fine profits.
FUR HATS.
Fine fashionable Beaver Hats;
Broad brim do do
Fine fashionable broad brim brush;
Fashionable pearl summer hats;
SOFT HATS.
Black and white soft brush hats
Black, white and brown SLOUGH,
WOOL HATS.
White and black wool Buena Vista hats,
White, black and brown wool SLOUGH,
BOYS HATS.
Black, white and brown soft fur hatsi
Black, white and brown soft wool;
Boys fancy wool;
Chidrens' fancy hats and caps;
Infants turbans &C., &C., &C.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

GASP eusgER TO A PHILADsLrHiA FmH CoNrarr.-
On Christmas nish grand supper given by Inds-
pendence Hoe Company. No. g. Of this city, to the
United States Fire kogne Company OF Pkiisdelphia.
The entertsinnest vas prepared At odd fellsvs Hail.
In the best style at Brothers Perhiss. There .
nun Der OF tossfs -peeohes and some good singing.
Tho evening paced OF very sgreeably splendid
psny, having the following inscription =" Presented
TO Independence Hose 90. No. Of Nsv York, By
United states Fire Engine Co, Of Philsielphis, De.
eembst 2bth. 1850 b."
supnEs ILLNrss A gentleman named Wood, while
passing tiroush Amos street near Greenwich avenue,
Tburtaas evening seised with lt and fell upon
the raven eni ipnicting wound upoR his head
He wss brsrsht to the station house, shere he vas
attended BY Ds Page
Dxorprp Dg.o,-Aftsr the close OF the Coronsr's
oce lsst eve nns the body Of an unknown man, Tap
psreny Irish or scctchmsnl ga brought 70 u In
tC,y InsresiorJ rave an erdsr to admit him to the
dead house whore an ir rqpest Gill be held today.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
CITY IRA DE REPORT.

fhIDAx, pee. St-o M.
AsHEs mere was iofe inquiy -en ioI ooen sor.s1
WINE pearls were loNeE. ssvs % 10y D@iies NerS
made at 20 oo ior pots ana % ooA 20 10 ios pearls
bhfaDSiurfs.-f'Smy- ~ mere was s.eAuy pusnes2
oenB IN state anu "FsIefn nouri Nisnout marks~
eh.sge IN quotaoLs. lhe elAnu Nts Ia. ,YI spe
euIasiNe anu lo1 'uS oly suy Dus A-i.st
lor tne bht' anu ioL eAPors. uOvu Onio vsfo
IN scve lSs slJ use, anu ioE sns
Imi hseres were oo,aln.u Ane as ~e,e 70
ttricteo somsfnat ~ ,ne utnness o' h.tasIs VINO H
view OF sman winter eeosh, aeSeu n,Bnst Is.ess
slnee our sst oVo osrrsis eIangsu minus, iaoIuonG
no AT % ., n p 30 Soli1n ~ onoos
ststs - o.h - y: W aney hnaans Al
miemean ~ q o'ss 70 WA soou ahe Iouna sv"P
onio At sssf oVei4 pure oensses ~ 20 We
% itsi fancy ohio ans oenesse AZ 90 10 u So
sna e1tis ohio ana ushe.ee ut 20 % ~ ozs mere
w@ oniy limited punness ooins IA oenaonn q
S4H sssIh, ior s9oa common nranos IN oonos
soutnsrn nour wa oetter, anu DosS inquiry
lor, Win Sales el w parres at 20 wa 20 oA.,s
Tor common brands ciosng az the after rate
hye fsiir mas impto'eo, with WIN nmh,eo Supply, sn~
sales OF oVo pols AZ 20 oS'a, Co,n Msa. was some-
thing hrmsr ana ssles OF Soo Dds; Jersey, ~ Sos
vine was oui AZ % 20, Win Ivy oors soiu II
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

reached; but 1t only Be temporary revival Hold,
Of Norwich and Worcester have been very muol,
disappointed in not receiving three per cent dyidsnd
instead of two and half declared Large purchssss
have bssn made In view ofreceivng dividend Of three
dollars per share and know that 1t has been re-
ported by thoss administering the affairs Of the COM
psny, that dividend Of three per cent would b de
csred on the first of January Upon these representa-
tons parties induced to buy largely and the re-
suit shows they have been deeeivsd--by whom We do
not at present deem it proper to say The dividend
declared only equal to 100 per cent on the FUN
stock II those who sold out yesterday would tell who
the tslegraphic despatches from Norwich we're from,
the mystery would be explained Such things are noe
calculated to do the stock any good, the manage.
msnt much credit #@t
The United States mail steamship Baltic, from Livers
pool IL now nearly due at this port shs has been as
nearly fourteen days, may be hourly expected
She win bring seven days later integencs from su
parts Europe There is mot much anxiety TO lssr
the character Of the the arrival but thsro
Is doubt that it win be highly important and ints.
resting believe favorable, both In . political ana
commercial point ofview.
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day amounted to $4,000; payments,
s14S,715 45-balance, 81 6S99sl 81
The Broadway Insurance Company have declared q
dividend of eight per cent payable the sth Of Jsnu
ary next.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have
cent.
The Bank of America has declared dividend Of four
Per cent for the past six months.
The United States Fire Insurance Company have de-
cared dividend Of eight per cent the business OF
he past Elk months. 7ff
The Bank Of Tennessee refuses to ceivs any other
than Tennessee money dsposits for exchange in
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

TBE CoAsT SuRvKY~-In our columns Of te-day,
will be ound highly vavabIe sailing directions for
the coast Of California and Oregex, which arc to
accompany Ihe new charts Of that coast, now ppb-
fishing by the coast survey Office, in wsshingten.
We have seen the charts, which do great credit 10
Lieuis. Macarthur and Bartlett, U.S.N., who have
persevered so srenuously in accomplishing this i'm
portant work. in spite Of all the difficulties which
surrounded them, from the inducements he'd out
TO their men to desert. Their works invaluable
to the trade OF the Western coast, and we are
glad to know that il will be prosecuted with
yigor, till the whole is well known az the pre-
cent sections, which 10 no less than 600 miles.
Humboldt Hsrbor, Trinidad Bay, the klamath
Umrqus, and other important points of the coast,
are now correctly located for the first time. Fifty
sets Of these charts leave in the steamer OF day,
for use Of the Western coast, and all the Atlantic
ports viii be supplied with them as soon as the
presses can work them Off Much credit is due
Professor Bache for the despatch used in publish
inc them.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

FRTDAT, Dee. N-6P. NJ.
The tables were turned to-day, in the stock market
and the bears we're In the sscendsncy Nearly all the
ncies fell on argsy notwithstanding which the bears
did not besitste 10 put out centrscs on time both
buyers and sellers option At the arst board, Eri.
Bonds, new, declined \ per cent; Income Bonds, n;
Farmers Loan per cent since yesterday morning;
North American Trust, "; Morris Canal, X; Ports.
mouth DRY Dock, NJ Norwich and Worcester, q Can.
ton, M Harlem, ". Erie Railrosd, l. At the second
board Erie Rsilrosd ssfi on IN per cent, making de-
cline Of Az per cent since yesterday morning; Farm
ers Loan, y; Reading RsfL-oss, y The transactions
at both boards we're more mooersts than usual but
large portion on time The msakst may revive In .
osy OF Two, and prices 20 : hiskest psints
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Customers for the Year lS5New York city within
tury has, from small collection Of Dutch dwellings, with
their grotesque forms and tiled roo risen to the rank VI
about the largest city the world where Hs
Hsny the homes OF plain republicans rival in ee
ostep the regal palaces
children sf Epgsh ariseaey. Toe products of arti
equal If they do those Of Europe and by
the exercise OF energy and constantly mprov
ing k they have prosperity and reputa lion simulta
neously To persevere conquer Knox Hatter
Fulton street knew this when but sw years since he
hush the little Hole in the Wall" 40
Fulton strees without friends an without capital He has
and the like that Of the city,
been wonderful In the place Of tte shop with It's few
pine board Shelves and fewer hats he has establish
ory Gifts teck and its numerous custemers HIS saes-
the stock superior Htts
Caps elegant ard costly Furs Umbrellas, &c, while his
mandatory Is with busy workmep constantly
pOt ed IN dueng the articles for which there
constant eemsnd To the customers Of 1850 he would
specifically tender his for their
and entertans the h,pe net founded he trut
thtt they win Hnk such duriug the twelve calendar
months 81 1s5 To the public large he would avail him.
self Of this opportunity to his that he will
sell nothing but the bet at prices Lower than other first
eiAes dealer in the city.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

The wrrxt, Hrs.Lp will be published at ten
O'Clock this morning Its cont. nts win embrace the
late European news, the Fouest Divorce Case, the
Niles Trial, the Naval Count Nsrtis, on Com. Jones'
therecent Fugitive slave Case, the Speeches Of Mr.
Webster and Sir Henry Buiwer ct the View gndsnd
Dinner the Speech Of Mr. Webster to the l. uion rnsn
at tbs City Hell So 10. Single copies, In -l,'Ppers
pirpenes
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

THE FORREST DIVORCE CAsK.-The argument
of counsel, on the application Of Mr.. Forrest to
dissolve the injunction issued against him, at the
instance Of Mrs. Forrest, restraining him from
prosecuting his suit for divorce in the Philadelphia
court, and also from "a ing with his property, was
continued yesterday, before Judge Edmouds, and
will be concluded on Monday next. When it is
finished, we shall End room for sketch of the
Eemafks on each side.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

The FuoITrvE SLAVE BILL AND THE HAnRAs Cor
rUs.-The great objection which the abolition and
free soil dtmagogues Of the North had to the Fu-
Kitive Slave blll was, that it virtually suspended
the writ Of hGboas eO,pEs and that, in carrying its
provisions into operation, fugitive slaves would be
deprived of the benefit of that bulwark OF liberty
This was hsrped upon so much that many persons
not aboliionists opposed ,hc bill ON that account,
and denounced, in the most violent manner, all
who took act or part in introducing er passing il
If those people had learned for themselves, and
acted upon the information which they acquired
for themselves, instead Of listening TO and credit
ing what was poured into their ears by the fanatics
who surrounded them, they would not only have
formed different opinion, but instead Of opposing
the BILL would exert themselves TO that it was
properly and faithfully carried out, il being nothing
but declaratcry act Of Congress, in keeping with
the requirements Of the constitution.
Now, what is the fact, in reference TO This BILL in
connection with the writ of habtss corpus? Has
the writ been aholished-is il denied that the fugi
tive Is not entitled to its benefits Let the facts
speak. In the case OF Henry Long, which is row
engaging the attention Of our courts, the fugitive
was, in the first place, taken out Of the hands Of
the United States Commissioner by a writ Of
habeas corpus, issuing from one OF State courts
after the claimant had made out full and COM
plete case, aud proved, beyond the shadow OF
doubt, the fugitive's identity, that writ on feir
hearing, was Get aside. Another was asked for and
granted on an equally fair hearing, that, also,
was set sside, and another was asked for ard
granted, the hearing Of which viii come off to-day
Now, we should like TO know what becomes Of
the objections which the free soilcrs and highe-
law demsRogUes Of the North can have to the bill,
when these facts are knownl To oppose II any
further would not only be unconstitutional but
reasonable, sa1 would entitle the fanatics to
fate which many of the designing ones among
them ought to have met with long since. In view
Of these things, oyery honorable man should exert
his uimoot TO this law carried out ir good faith
an honesf and patriotic men will DO so--aRd as TO
those who will still oppose il, IL any there are, we
leave them to the sudy of the ethics Of obligations,
90 that they may acquire a knowledge Of their
duties, or turn them TO that precious gang Of
desuuotives Of when Fred Douglass, VIM. II.
Seward, Cent Smith, and Lloyd Ganison, are
euch shining drnameH,s.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

wfsi Foed article ever vas ry that aid and
tator-wss no, Perhaps the highest
ntnt pse ~ Dr. sss "a rrmtrous csuntefeit %
his Candy All these counterts prcfesns tocure Coughs
With the genuine article 10 does all & claims
for H. and We wish eou1t reach ham
et In the land with our % m utiii-
W and with caution against she purous nrces rrics
g cent? For sale, at wholesale or retail, VA B. D.
Sands. 100 Fulton street, Thomas MAXWELL - Wilsm
rss, Astor and living House Drug stsrss and In snd tss
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
Theatrical and musssaI.

An avalanche of advsrtisements and feed Of other
interesting reading matter have entirely svamped
theatrical and musical criticisms, and unsvodsbly
compelled to throw than overheard this morning.
Fer the variety Of particularly novel attractions offered
for this evenings sntsrtanmsnt, zee the Advertising
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
nncl5AM see'y cisissns Fire les. Co.
ID. lkpkkHlLL Zee ". Y. Fire snd Marine fns. Co.
JAhEs WRIGHT, Agent. No. 90 wal strsat.
QQ0 REwARD.-sTei IN IRoM rHE PRkusEs,
q 10 RKWARp-THE DIV KILINn OF rHR suascRI-
JEwELRY. rAHCY oOoDs, 1..

(yAnE ouILLgn0T \ co. lLATE mARRKT, JAR.
- ~ Gaime, No. Wl Brssdvsy.l respectfnIy an
nounee that they have trsnserred thsr &c
NO 81 Broadvay few doors below Rrcome street. whsr,
they have opened of the most splendid and
.,9res In he city Having entirely renewed their stock
This occasion, hessrs- g. O. the hio
such selection OF Psrsn Jeweiry before wa IN
ported in the United states, comprising Diadens Collars
levels Of every dssc,ip.ipn from The plain or snames
stone AL these articles having been
Paris BY enc Of the firm they compete for taste and
Bssdss aesr. e O. Co have secured some q The best
french worhmen In their line that they
order and suit any fancy, readily a. AZ thsv wers il
Frsnee Their stock will receive additions BIZ svsrv
ssssr o. "a Co. also have saded 70 their
vsnie nsnufacture Of Ch Chrstehe Co. These ARTICLES
hich hsvs nov become Of general rshs.t
hsropesn families compete In hesuty With
splslsd silver sthessh Of seemPsrssyey ,rhss
ost In nis line, they oer for sale forh nf
Fates Curs Tea and Coffee sots Pitohers Crstora
senersy wares of svery description either psa
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

combine the utile with the tuc0 In prccn purchase
for pesonsl Geun elegant four dollar Winter Rat
from his unrvnltd assortment would TO be
peculiarly Iessonable and ApIropr ate Baubes
pretty in their way, but splendid hat handsome fur
rpti nal souvenir and that will be likely 20 keep
friends memory grsn in the SOUL as long the cold
weatl cr lasts. In the ing TIE impression be
cd with article from dhe establishment, spa
bic to that season. CENIN, 2ii broadway,
ite Il.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
Summary OF Intelligence.

II is with great pleasure inform our readers
that we have received confirmation of the safe ar
rival of the celebrated Jenny Lind at Charleston.
According TO all accounts, her escape, and that of
the vessel in which she embarked, was ex-
ceedingly narrow. The rumors and reports of the
imminent danger in which she was placed, caused
a thrill OF horror throughout the community, which
proved the deep regard which all entertain for her
as a vocalist, and as lady whose goodness of
heart is equaled only by her musical ability.
The gale which Miss Lind experienced must
have been terribly severe, or it could not have
so seriously damaged the steamship Ohio as it did
10 the amount Of some thirty thousand dollars.
That vessel was obliged to put into Norfolk ia
disabled state. 1t was with the greatest difficulty,
we learn, that she was kept ahoat-there having
been at time ten feet of water in the hold The
passengers must have been awfuly frightened ;but
they have reason TO be thankful for escaping as
safely as they did-not that the Ohio is not
ss safe q vessel rs any that floats, but that
the gale which she encountered was one OF
the most severe that ever visited our coast
Many Of the passengers arrived in this city last
night; but in consequence OF the non connection of
the Southern trains the mails will not be received
here till one O'Clock to-day. They will reach New
York in time FOR the greater pant 10 be distributed
in the course Of the afternoon.
The Indiana Convention, it appears, have agreed
TO incorporate into the organic law of that State
provision prohibiting the Legislature from granting
divorces. This is an excellent movement, in our
opinion. Such matters, like all breaches of civil
contract ought by right, TO belong to the courts Of
law and be passed upon by ures under the direction
of learned judges. The facts under which divorces
are sought cannot be investigated except in this
manner, consistently with the rights of the parties.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

CLARKE, ll6 William st. has famous assormsntprice
from s. to s hne black dress frecE 10 order SIG to
SO Pants from a5 to Ss vests from 81 to S. From
till the 9th of January when take stock thing made
MP viii be sold VERY low. Established 1874.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
iBVERTBEAENIs RSSEwED EVKRY DAY..
REWARDS.


000 REWARD "A RKwARD OF (sn0O) ONE
OOOthoussnd dollars will be paid Tor the rseo,ery
of the following merehandse amounting to about (sSaop
stolen from the store of James Owen No 15 street.
about the time Of ths which
te evening Of the 18th Bccember inst vl5 pieces black
sir corded tordered Crsvas 81 do white dan hxured s
Pocket Hdhf ls dtren nens' light eelored SILK GiovstS
90 womens DO d? do ~ Sle pieces China s printed bor
dered Hdtf - dozen black and oelored Fresch ain Crs
ya Tin Csnton o. 40 fancy Enslish twHed Cravats I
DO Paris hgurt satin do IS halls taors
talor black ba Twist; 50 DO. colored stick purse Tes
Ase other valuable sik goods The above will be
proportion 70 the amount recovered thereof Further nfot
nation may be obtained Of either Of the undsrxgned.
JhMclEANy sec'y. Citisens Fire les. Co.
ID. IfDkkHILI, Zee N. " Tire srd Marine Ina Co.
JAMES NkIobT Agent, No. 80 Wall street.
QC0 REwARD.-sTeIIN PROM rHg PRKusEs.
POV No. Horsto ktreet, on Tuesday l7th instant
tween and oooek r smali Geld lever Watch, hare
dial In hunting cases No a. M attached was cola ruars
chain, pencil and key SIS will be paid watch Alone
The sane Was hvore. and present from valued frend.
y CADY, ls2 broadway.
q IN RKwARD-THE DWELLING or rHB sUBscRr-
wiz Der vas esteret, supposed burgiariousiy We'd
teedsy evening the l6tk ns betweea5 10 o'clock
ihe following articles stolen-a Cloth rrook Cost Cold
Loetet with the initials h. several linen pectet hsnat
enisis enc vh my nsm. i'm printed IN full and lors nsd
the thief or the recovery Of the ars favnbokers and
othsrs will stop the above II offered LEVI PAvLIN0s
A HANDSOME REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TOR TEE
IA srtiolsssolen from the once Of the subscriber
hosany case o. drawing instrument with scales esors
brushe &s Fawnbrokers will please hem N oa.rsS
TnOs. TaOsAs, sr., Architect, 3of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28
Fms.-wm. Ban, q, nos canal str.st, cor

Wooster has ust received eleg Of
and beautiful Furs which in adtieu 70 his former
leet stock Of on and other url enables him TO meet the
demands Of his for his nimta 10
hrs which viii be generally during three mouths
OF the ensuing yoarhAn any similar period for several
past Ladies sh ould lose time in giving him call
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

baunacrS Dressing Case Factory, 145 aaa
- BrosdwsyThsse sonb,ee many Advantages over
ths imported, being made with the view for
eenainng the best quality Of articles In the smallest poss
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

like Perfectly sSquisie and the most appregriste New
Years Presents from to children, children TO
rent brothers sisters cousins dear and valued friends
that can be given as pleasing remcutrance.
M kOOrSS GALLERY,
s63 Broadway, corner Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

make presents the gentlemen Of their
frequently at less to know what would be proper and
proprate Cantre No. S6 Bowsry has the articles.
his enbrodered Toilet Slippers Of which he has large
sorment have been expressly for this
pose and they must ready sale On the other
hand his alpine Cater Boots would not be unbecom
from gentleman lady. Those Interested
HIS stook
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Tvs srFAysEls Ratrrc is in hsr Fourteenth
~sy
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Happy New Ysar.-Cau ana examine our
spsndd stock Perfamery suitable for New Years f
selling at retail for Wholesale prices at perfumery depot
MNa,sau street sun Building and drug No.
West Broadway. DEAN sWARTWOUT.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Q1k -JEwELRY. &c.-CHAa STEWART nANU-
VtO. fsoturer ef hne Jewelry, Ne. SIS Broadway, an
S,sss ssnsr sersmsns o. genuine articles ony
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

having hand large and spsndd tosk Of overeoa both
In Mems and Boys sEes a this advanced Of the
he has reduced the being determined
none lsft over.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Chaps, Chafes, RSuGhness, Hall0wnsss
simpl's Eryptions and all slin dises:es are. 10 yell
tt Soap The Poudre Subtitle srAdostes part
athe body. Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cAseks LILY
street Fret store from Brosdvay CALENDER. ses rhiid
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

guic IL viii color your hair In few minutes 20 beau
ttnl brown jet black. Price. sx shngs Per To
san excellent srele tor the hair Price shillinss
the bes. houses in Paris snd England Fer sale only the
Bowery DruG store, l61
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

sening On at Great sasrihce. to Close tins
Business, at the Bee Hive. S7 Grand strest between
Orchard and udow streets LADIES' all the goods In the
Hive must be sold Immediately to make for spring
s,,ip Sun ystsret sh and nerino coak. bsck., sack
msrnos BY the yard Also great variety Of straw goods
and ribbons Of all kinds and qualities.
The New York herald., 1850-12-28

Brooks $50 Fulton street. would call the sf
the public TO his large assortuent of Ladies' Gsnts and
Childrens Boots Shoes Caters 0vsrhoes &c. His stock
Is the most extensive his goods the beat and his prices the
lowest In 10 city.