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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-15

R Il ID O r.
For Burlington Rock Island and Galeno.
4 A THE fine passenger steamer DAN
4|@ UBE, Charles Barger, master, has
HaszszI4A taken her regular place in the Gale
ma trade and win make her regular weekly trips to
the above and all intermediate ports-leayias st
Louis every Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock.
The Danube being of very light draught and reg.
uary IN the trade, shippers and passengers may
ly upon her the entire season.
Thankful for the very libera patronage be stowed
upon them the past season, her officers hope by
strict attention to the interest of shippers and COM
FORT Of passengers, to merit continuance OF the
same.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
N. RANNEY, st Louis.
SrILLMAN ROOD, Calena.
J. OGDEN, Burlington.
march 20 '5l u. POWERS, Rock Island.
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PAINTS! PAINTS.!
= BBLS. Japan; 100 lbs chrome green;
- 10 do Llaseed Oil, 80 do chrome yellow;
10 bhs spts turpeatlne. SO do Imperial ereen
100 kegs pure lead; 90 10 DR. up black,
so do No do 30 do Vandyke brown;
10 "hls whiting; 30 do Sm.lts ,hlue& green
10 Neaitiaa red; 10 reams sand paper;
NJ lhs rel lead; bhls Glue;
500 aD Le.harge; 100 lbs pum,Ce stone;
500 d. lamp black. 100 do Am 'rican Vermi.
100 DO sugar l"ati; G Did leaf, Bronzes, Yer
500 do yellow ochre; million. Glaciers dia-
500 do Spanish brown; monds, &c, for sale by
100 do Paris Green; ap - EEGAY
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New Goods.

s-4 "a ~
r HAVE just received my Spring stock, consist
lAs of 0's'''
% Sasple Dry Goods; Hardware:
Qrsensware and Wooden ware;
staple and Fancy Groceries;
bouts, Shoes, Hats. ETC.. ETC., etc..
1sking my assortment very complete, which I
stsh 10 dispose of at fair prices. Ny customers
sd public are invited to call.
darlington, may Is, 1881 f. D. JAGGAR
FANCY GROCERIES.
OYSTERS, Oysters, sardines, Spanish Olives,
~ Pickles, Tamarinds Brandy peaches, Sage;
Arrowroot, Sage, Tarinca. Irish moss;
Corn starch, Gelatine, Jamaica Ginger;
preserved ginger, Prunes. Suitana Raisins:
fomato and walnut Ketchup, Olive oil;
Yeast powders, Lemon syrup, Rose water;
Sarsaparilla syrup, Ext lemon, Oranges;
rxs and currants, just reed and for sale by
nay IS, 1851 DJAGGAR
STAPLE GROI sERIES.
ssM ORLEANS lpaf, clarified anil crushed SUI
M gars, N. O. and s. n. Nnlasses. Golden syrup;
vs. Mo and old Govt Java Coffee, Inil 20, mal,er;
WI \. H. Imp. G. P. and black Teas, Logwood
Pepaer, ginger, spice. slleratus, SOAP, candles;
IN Goldfish, mackerel. salmon, tongues and sounds
Herring, starch, cinnamon, Nutmegs;
Loves, ETC., ETC., just received by
my Is. '5i JAGGaR
4"OODEN WARE-rnbs .hnck eis, was hLoards,
ayy churns, mop handles, axe helves, butter la
aes.batfer prints, spoons, bawis, tar cans. eoeaa
aes, clothes pins, etc., for sale a. low prices by
ma, 1921 Ed JAGGAR
ePRucE chewing GUN just reed. foi sale by
- TO RENT.-The term Of the PRE- sent occu-
pants having expired. the frame building on
A Min street, 4th lot from north of Court ST.,
asd next 10 the old Burlington House is for rent.
may 1881 apply to CORP, PARSONS & co
610FFEE: Prime Rio Coffee. for sale by
" NAV 81 JIG LAuNasS BRo
CSUGAR: pri.ne n. 0. aud cIarif, sugar, just re-
sal fhxV q n n G De-.
MOLAsSES: Syrup and plantation nIolas ses Tor
w sale BY tmyl5) JGLAuM.N BRo
DICE: New crop, a prime Article, Just reed and
iAs,r sale ny lmy i5l &c L.un.s : BRo
nEAcHEs and APPLES: 100 bushels dtied Ap.
III pies: SO bushels dried peaches, for sale hy
yt6,'5i JIG IAuMAN Bro
TAR 50 kegs Tar; 10 bb's. do; for sale by
j may Is, 81 LAUMAN BRo
rTNEA: Imperial; Gun Powder; Young Hyson; n.y.
u .soA and Black Teas. Tor sale by the pound or
psckaseb (may lay J G LAuMAN & Bao
IRE sTUFrs: Indigo, Madde,. Alum, etc. for sale
n1 tmay IS, SD J G LAunAs& BRo
GRrNDsToNEs: 100 feet Marietta Grindstones,
NJ Just received and for sale low by
Nay 1881 J C LAuMAS Bno
s DUiLDING HARDWARE: large variety of
ID Door Locks, NOR tice do, Latches, Bolts, Butt
q Hinges m tmyi5) ] G LAuMAs Bro
CELF shutting gate hinges. strap Images. Cor sale
Dhy fmav Is, III 6 LAcMAN BRe
CAKpEN rERS TOOLS.
DENCH and moulding Planes; Hand and lennon
ID Saws, Augers, chiseis. hatchets. hammers, bra
ees, squares, ETC., etc, just received, for sale by
may l5, ISL &c LAuMANk BRo
COOPER'S TOOLS.
CHOPPERS HALVES, adzes, Broad axes. tress
~ hoops, Of eye.y size; Flour, Pork and whiskey
Aesrel Crise, just received and for sale BY
TIL nay rs, 81 #tf.s G LAuMAN & BRo
LIGHTNING RODS.
OSnn FEET Spratts' Patent Lightning Rods
,ns pr A
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EASTERN EXCHANGE -For sale in sums to
IL suit, by IapI6l w. F.COOLBaUGH Co.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
HEINSHEIMER X CO.'S large and spieadd stock
IL of Clothing is of their own manufacture, and
will he warranted to purchasers.
ORDERS.-We have large stock of material on
hands, at our house in Burlington, where all gar
ments Of all descriptions will be promptly manufac
tured 10 order and warranted to fit. rapr l6 ,5I .
Book Keeping.
INOSTERS Book Keeping,
Colts g
Ross,
WincheSter's s.-.u
Godharn's
Just received and for sale at low prices at
ABRAHAMS Burlington bookstore
April IS, 1851
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Boots and Shines

R. s. ADAMS has on hand and is in recent or
III CASES mems kip, calf, thick and grain boots;
Do 10 do childrens' shoes Of all kinds,
20 cases womens' kip, calf, goat and grain
shoes and boots; -
70 cases mens' thick, kip; calf, goat and grain
brogans; -
20 60 youths and boys boots;
10 do 60 do brogans; .s
Ladies' slips and shoes, of all kinds;
me above are for sale wholesale or retail by
aPtN ~, OF H& RSADAMS &
LEATHER LEATHEKII
IN Doz Upper Leather, 10 doz kip skins;
10 doz calf skins; 5000 lbs harness leather;
1000 lbs red sole Leather; 80 dog sheen skins:
5000 lbs oak do do; 1000 lbs skirtine leather.
Also, whang. kid, goat, binding, patent, top, Cha
ois, FAIR CALI deerskins and leather kent in large
qtant''ies, tn which call the attention Of shoe
and harness makers (apr 10, '6o) RsADAMs
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
Catholic manual; IGems of D ,votion:
me christtas,s Guide; Path to Paradise;
"Mass and Vespers;" lDevout manual;
esprit of Devotion;'' ursuline do
Also. Sunday School Hymn Books. just received
ana Tor sale at very low prices at ABRAHAMs,
may l, 'ot Burlington book store
BLANK BOOKS.
A LOT of very superior medium and Demi Re-
~ cords, also 50a auires half bound edgers;
$40 qrs fun bound dbl. aud single entry iedgers,
400 do quarte blanks, for sale at low prices at -
may i,'5l ABRAHAMS' book store
F.. f. GAY, wholesale Druggist,
AVtNG received his spring stock of Drugs.
- Ne tcines, Surgical Instruments. Paints Oils,
Wtniov Glass, Glassware, Dye-stuffs, &C., would
canthe attention Of Physicians Druggists and coun-
try Merchants, to his stock, viii n he offers at
wholesale at st Louis prices, adding freight; guar
aneei1g in all cases, parity of articles at lowest
Cash ptlces Persons sending orders may RELY I'M
on having them executed at the lowe cash prices
rae following, is but small part of his stock.
800 o.. snlph Quinne; 10 hhls. Linseed Oil:
20 d" Morphine; do Lard do
loo lbs. Calomel; do Tanners do
bills Camphor, do sperm do
500 lbs. Aloes; 800 kegs white lead;
20 do Bina Mass; NJ lbs red lead;
90 do Opium; bhls C"pal Varnish;
900 do Gum Arabic 9 do Japan do
100 do Ammonia strong;i do lamp black;
100 do SITS Nttre Ether;I 10 do Turpeutine;
100 do Essential Oil; 10 do whiting;
so do ass'd Extracts, 8 do chaik;
900 do Cayenne; 90 do Camwood;
N 10 Cream Tartar: 10 do logwood;
90 do Sup. Carh Soda; 5 do miaier
so d. Paat Brushes; 500 lbs extract logwood;
30 do White wash do 100 do Indigo;
30 do Tooth do 500 do bl lie Vitriol;
20 do Hair, cloth, aud Carbon Acids;
shaving do 100 kegs gunrowder;
s hhis Aicohol: 500 reams wrarngPaper;
500 lbs ext Liqu rice; 500 boxes window glass;
Surgical AMI Denta, In-l2 do glassware, etc.
struments; For sale ny
Burlington, April -, eS5l EEGAY
PAINTS! PAINTS!!
- BBLS. Japan; 100 lbs chrome green;
- la IN c,r vallp
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DICE: New crop. prime Article, Just re,'i and
1SE'r sale ~ <ny i5) q LAunssS BRo
nEACHEs and APPLES: 100 bushels dtied APP
ii pies: 50 bushels dried peaches, for sale hy
my IS, 81 JIG AuMAN 4 BRo
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A LOT OF very superior medium and Demi Re-
~ cords, also 5Oa quires half bound lie dgers;
$40 qrs fun bound dbl. and single entry iedgers,
400 do quarto blanks, for sale at low prices at -
may ,'51 ABRAHAMS' book store
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CCGAR: Prime N. d. and carifi, d sugar, just re-
" ceivedby .(my i5) JG LauMAN & Bro
MOLAssES: Syrup and plantation Molasses Tor
Nv sale by (myl5) LAuMaN Bro
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We import our Hardware directly from the man
ufacturers in England, and therefore afford to
sell il at prices that will Admit of competition.
The attention Of Wholesale Dealers is Particular
ly requested. J. $. kiMBALL co.
Burlington, March 81, 1851 Gazette copy)
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as B0YDS BARBER SHOP.
T1IRAM lloyd. barber. respectfully informs his
I / old customers. and the public generally, that
he has resumed business in the room under the
Barrel House, where he will be happy to wait upon
oil who may favor him with call. sept. s.
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49, TO RENT.-The term Of the present eccu
pants having expired. the frame building oil
Min street, 4th lot from north of Court ST.
end next 70 the old Burlington House Is for rent.
may 1921 apply to CoPP, PARsoNsS co
HtOFFEE: Prime Rio Coffee. for sale by
NJ NAV 10 81 JG LAuMAN 4 BRo
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I.- - - SItFLE INUE -F.KIEN. -
sM ORLEANS lr1f, clarified AMI crushed Su-
Ay gars, N. Q. and s. n. Nnasses, Golden syrup;
RIO and old Govt Java Coffee, Indigo, m adder;
HI \. H. Imp. G. P. and black Teas, Logwood;
Pepner, ginger, spice. snleratus, SOAP, candles;
N Goldfish, mackerel. salmon, tongues and sounds:
Herring, starch, cinnamon, Nutmess;
Cloves, ETC., ETC., just received by
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the National Iasiigsnesr OF Tuesday contains
municstion in reply remarks touching the delay in
completing the classification and arrangement OF the
sus returns. The communca is anonymous, and we
do not therefore know what confidence be placed in
lis statements But il evidently written by some
connected with the Census bureau, will devote
few words to it,
We alluded 10 the fact that the result OF the
English had been already officially announced,
and that ours had not been. The correspondent Of
the Inteiigeneer seems TO think have been I'M
Just 10 those who have charge of the census. We
do not think so. The fact was as we stated il to
be. AS to the argument that the territory OF Great
Britain ]. smaller than ours and the population more
Dense with easier and rapid means OF communca-
ton. cannot how il weakens the force of anything
we have said. True, given number of men can take
the of Great Britain in shorter than they
could take The OF the United States but we
know Of legal provision which prevented the admin
is'ralon from employing suiicen, number OF deputy
marshals 10 take the with reasonable despatch
If sufficient number have not been employed or if in
competent have been employed, surely cannot be
used plea TO justify, excuse, pallia,e delay. In
1910 our territory was not extended as il is now,
but the means OF communication infinitely greater
now than then yet, if our memory rightly the
census returns Of that year not delayed those of
1850 have been.
We never made the statement attributed to by the
Inehigeneers correspondent, TO Mr. Kennedys coun-
demanding his system and directing arrange
ment. We only said had been SO informed. We
complained and do still complain. that Mr.. Kennedy
has been sent Europe at the public expense while he
is paid high salary for dschagng certain official duties
in Washington fths system is 10 be pursued, the
sus returns never will be completed If the Ineiligen
ccs anonymous correspondent should choose TO take up
his pen again, would ask him to give informa-
ton TO the time which will eapse after all the returns
are received before they will be classified and arranged
for publication. That is wha, wish TO know.
And we would also ask, what was the OF Mir.
Kennedys mission to Europe' Ii he did not contem-
plate some change in the manner Of his work, why
did be leave the United States Why gather knowledge
il It is not to be used Mr.. Kennedy was appointed
and is paid to superintend to gather
erias for report the statistics of other nations Any
information needed ought 10 have been gathered at the
outsenot at this late day, when the work should be
completed.
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The New York WINGS When predicting
several months that the Fillmore or onion wings OF
New York would ultimately surrender to The Seward
abolition dsunionsts, had idea that predictions
would so soon be verified We thought that, for decen
cys sake they would postpone that surrender till the OPEN
ing OF the presidential campaign Look 10 the platform OF
principles recently acquesced by the two sections OF the
wings Of that State Albany, and what lgnobe
surrender the Fillmore and Webster wings have made.
Pleasing that platform may be TO the Clipper and other
wing prints southwark, it is abolition platform from
beginning end, and seems to be all that William III
Seward could have been ready to exact II procaims
eternal hostility any southern mans going into
ri,ory without his first parting with his slaves, and it
declines saying word in favor Of the fugitive slave
law II Processes to be in favor OF sustaining the
promise so long they eI,s', but not
rance have from them that they will aid preserving
ieir existence II opens aiFesh every wound that
80 annoying and painful TO the South, and furnishes a
most soroWful proof that aid is 10 be expected from
the New York wings in crushing the mischievous and
Union endangerng aboItoniss II the true friends Of
Clay and Webster in that Stale satisfied with the
principles Embodied in that PLATFORM then all hope of their
separating from The abolionsts ia forever gone and the
country must look, as usual exclusively the demo-
cratic parry Tor the preservation and perpctuaon OF
happy form OF government and the Union OF the States
baltimore Argus.
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Try DYER ~ MCGUIRE. Auctions erx.

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or PRIVATE FAM
IYOn Saturday morning, August " at 10 O'Clock, shall
residence Col H. Eaton, street. loi
and m his furniture and household effects which
rey (bavng been in only two monhs We name in
part
Marble top table, pattern
no NJ LADIES' table, oitomans
cam chairs and rockers
Walnut dining table, girantoes
Linen window shades, cottage bedsteads
Mahogany dressing bureaus and washstands
Towel racks. cotton and hair mattresses
ParIor. dining r,om aud chamber carpets
Stair carpsing ard oilcioth, hat rack
Crocxery and glass refrigerator
An excellent cooking stove
kitchen
are In perfect order. -. .
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
The dwelling which Of brick and very desirable for
small family is for rent - - -
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Auen ~ Auctioneers.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1867.


NJ Mr. C. JAsss Of Cincinnati, Ohio, is our general travel
for assisted BY JoaS L. DENT, Ws
E.ssAy Dr. j. w ps~oRrH, T. GsAsKs, A. r. LAWS JAMES
Rurxskyoxp Lorr TaoaAs FEAsxLAsD and q M
,sxAAx the above has cefuneAte OF ue
,.or az Cincinnati seal Of the city describing their persons
there will paying them, and we h"pe all on whom
,hsy may call will convenient 10 settle with them
49, " BPLaxx, the American Newspaper Agent ue only
agent the cities Of Boston, New YORK.
and empowered take advertisement" aud
required BY His receipts VIII be
,ysdsd a. payments His Offices afcbosion Congress street
New York Tribune budng Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut Streets
rrs travelling agent Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY his sons, James O. and Samuel d. Lewis
Of RchmCnd, Virginia. If our general agent
for Virginia. travelling b. PuLLxR and JANIS
TaonAs.
nyKswAaDs SANFORD, Co., agents and bankers In
the United States London Liverpool have been appointed
agents URion authorized 10 receive
and paper Their ONCE In ondos AZ no.
Gresham street, in Liverpool at No Columbia huidss
This concern connected in this country with the Wen known
house Of Adams agents. and entitled to the conn
dsncs of friends abroad
0y.Recsipss from either vi the above will be good
nr IsRAsL II. JAnss No. lo2 South Tenth street, rhiade
phis d our general travelling agent assisted by Mcss WA
WsLp Jsun CoLLIRs yAnEs DEEKIHa, A. kiRk WELLINGTON
E. A. EvAMs, JoAm JUpHEs LooxE, JOS BUTTON GEORGE
r. BuTToA, and THoAAs D. NICE.
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SAN FsAscIsco, July 1, 1881.
The newspapers-of which you will receive full hes
contemp oaneous with this-will inform you oil affairs OF
general importance California; and therefore refrain
from giving even resums OF the current news. Sumce
Il to say that the intelligence from the mines IS OF The
most cheering character and prospects, IN business
point OF vew-agricultura. mechanical, and CONNER
cal-were never perhaps. brighter. The city, no,with-
standing the unparalleled conagraons that has laerly
suffered Is rapidly recovering IFS won,ed activity and
prosperity
Great complaints are made in all quarters OF the very
culpable neglect OF the administration lis supneness
greatly reards the onward progress OF California More
especially is this the in regard the Nearly
every law passed by Congress dead letter the stat
ute book Tor the want OF being executed. There is the
most shameful and Infamous neglect in this respect while
the public officers here guilty OF the grossest nerfer
ence in our local elections. But will more fully inform
you upon this subject hereafter We shall, notwilh
standing the efforts OF these agents Of the government
with all their money and organization easily carry the
Stale elections. That shall elect the two democratic
candidates Tor Congress is conceded by the wings them
selves and venture the prediction that Weller will be
the new senator.
In connexion with political topics, cannot refrain
from commencing the dignfed, yet active able and en-
ergetic course of Senator Gwn. Without being person
ally interested in The existing excited canvass, he has
done the State most noble service and, beyond any
in California. has contributed 10 enghten the people
to their interests He and his able and Jealous dem
ocra,ic adutors--We Smith, McLane, &c.-have
been interchangeable in thwarting the schemes OF the ad
mnstraon to convert California into wing Stale, I'M
der the lead Of Collector King.
Our old friend McLemore is alive and has just entered
into mining operations in connexion with General T. b.
Eastland, which promise abundant returns.
Pay attention 10 the idle reports the Atlantic
board Of the downward tendency OF things in this quar-
ter Our course is onward, and destiny beyond the
highest expectations of eastern friends. Already,
since the last fire. have buildings gone up by magic,
and communication with distant ports has rapidly
creased. There twelve fifteen steamers, of
Aspnwa's line, running between this city and Panama
and it may be remarked that this gentemans whole ar
rangemens, recently perfected in New York, are alto
ge;her satisfactory 10 our business community.
design writing more fully by next steamer. In the
time, reu0ir A. J. w.
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Maps q California just finished read
far dixtr bnt iaA.

Of charts embracing the latest surveys OF The Farsones,
~ o Francisco
confluence and
middle fork
and Boston, together sail
tables OF latitude, longitude, and
tidal observations by Csdwaader Ring
gold, commander United States
by ~ inches
exhibits view the whole survey made by Com
of the San Joaquin by o.
Gbbc with line ye distances between a the import
ant G in of California.
Faaones entrance
on a seaie Of halt inch n mile.
No 2. 81 daafeon n 10 q
Combined they Francisco
the cities OF
Vallejo OF staie Benicia, Martinez, New York VI
the Pscbc, Suisuu, Sacramento, and Boston.
the principal anchornges from San
Fra 10 enlarged scales.
directed the undersigned Of VIM. r. Bayy
Washington city, c. will be promptly attended
FRED ID. y iUAkT, Sole Agent.
The Herald New Orleans Pcayune Cincinnati (O)
Enquirer (Mo) Daily Times, New BEDFORD (siass
Mercury Daily huas, Nantucket Inqcer salem r. gse
Philadelphia North Americana Norfolk Herald Baltimore American
and
a copy paper Washington union
l-lawu
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Angus

BALTIMORE. Augusts-5 D. m
The democratic convention last nj ght nominated Vim L.
Marshall far Judge of the pleas Lam.
bert Norwood for clerk Hon Wan Frick for Judge and
Edw' po~tng for ceIk OF the superior court; Henry
Stump for Iudge, and Thos, Moore for clerk crm-
na court Judge Legrand nominated for judge Of the
OF appeals Tor this district reg sler OF wills
States attorney remain 70 be chosen this evening,
Amos Green, the negro, executed at Eicot's Mills
to-day He died protesting his Innocence
MARKers.Sales 10 day Of 600 bbls Howard street four
at 81 ard 800 bills Guy Mills the same price The
grain market is unchanged Whiskey, in bbs 2st at ~
cents Ia hhds., pa rs cents.
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BY DYER * MCGUIRE, Auctioneer..

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
/ WASHINGTON AT AUCIlON-on Monday, August II, at S
O'clock the premises, shall sell that OF
brick buildings the Union buildings"
morrill, between 3l and l4h fronting Penn
yvana described the city plat No. s.
and 1853 deep, containing
IL, 100 square feet.
buildings five Offices the ground floor
second and third Stories back buildings and other
rabe a comparative rfng expense may
into hotel, which better
this city.
printing and book binding establishment the
number
years, the facilities purposes
affords opportunity capitalists prohta
BILE investment.
sale of the aboyedescbed property,
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NY A. GREEN, Auct,op.er.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIOH~-On Monday,
". itb Instant sha sell on the premises 1T oc,ck @
vo'uabe house lot known lot No ~, No fV
fronting ~ -t Seventh and running back e feet
tween and good order and
ct present renting for 800 =,
Terms opethrd balance in and two years 'of
Aug 7-l A. GREEN, Auoiisneer.
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y. RICHARDS, Principal.


THE Union Female Academy, 18th street, between
j. and New York avepue--Mrs, u. RICHARDS win com.
the second Of her seminary young
9Th in Suitable brick bu dng for purpose
up with the best furniture The young ladies' viii have
Of charge 10 the library, and the beautiful
new apparatus In the Union Academy. They
privilege OF attending the monthly philosophy
sty Sc by the principal Of the Union Academy Circulars
tanned above.
p-eod3w
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CousT BocARME-The Boston Transcript, in alludng
to the execution Of this man in Belgium, says,
Count Bocarme was formerly ia this country and hr-
ured some time at st Louis. Having run out a large
property In dissipation he acquired another by
spent that and then murdered his to come
into possession Of still another In this murder his wife
supposed to have been accessory but she acqu.
led on the tTlaI