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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

Apr0ce Chewing Gum.
"A DELIGHTFUL substitute for Tobacco, clean-
- sing the Teeth,s weetning the breath, and cor
Eecfins Dyspepsia,for sale BY faplO) TALLANr
MUSTANG EMINENT: gross Of 4Ais ceie-
lvl brated and popular Eminent, for salg BY the
gross dozen or single bottle, At the Drug store OF
april 10, ~ TALLANT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

kRlECHBAtM's VEGETABLE sf
IySED for Nervous diseases, Night swsss, -
I J termittent FeyeIs. Chiils and FsFsfs ~
standing, when the patient has Become ss't b. -.
reduced.-Also, for lingering diseases sfeea 49,
reduced down by sudden attacks. .us..
The proprietor viii insure this msdifIresWF
torn all that is claimed for IL, II FfGnifsr.
5=Directions will be given in psmrhle' r.,
rrMsnufs ctured only by j. C. kTierhhsn%
lington, Iowa; 10 whom orders may Nc s~a4
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

H sSHoSELS AND SPADES.
pOWLAND'S, Ames', Woods, Maxwelps and
IL Martins short and long handled, square and
round point shoveis and SPADES, hay and manure
Forks, corn and garden hoes, "Wal,ron,s. corn
ana grass scythcs. SC. the snaths, straw knives,
hay cutters, log and trace Chains, etc for sale at
ap si'5i GsIrrlTHs & Co.'S HARDWARE store
nW GOODS-The subscribers have in store a
- large assortment of staple dry goods, adapted
70 the season. whic!, they offer for sale at very
small advance on cost, 70 cinse.
apr 1881 W.T.. CooLBAUGH co.
DAM KILLER: gro. Davis Pam Killer Just
!" anu ior sale by EEGAY
I $500, " suHARS--25harrelscr crushed and pow
"e e sas,rs Tor saie by w. F. CooLpAueH&C Co.
HArcHE's COUNTER R.I..Nc,. -,
IL lot Of these convenient conn,er s.,,.. 10.
.s... ~ tapr q '5i) GR,rr,rus Co
JshFuMERY: The largest and best assor,ed
c.u SICK o. all kinds, ever brought to Burlington.
sa'' anu see at farr 81 '5l) Gays Drugstore
FISHING TACKLE: A Iarre lot OF all kinds.
! JUST reed at (apa4.5D GAYS
(EER BOTTLES: gross Beer b titles for sal.
= ~ zap 24s5D EEGAY
MED CHOCOLATE: Another new article for
s3.aval.ls an Families, for sale at GAYS
" .NEGAR: 10 bills Pure Cider VINEGAR. the
yes. IN his city, just received and for sale by
49,. - + T. GAY
DnNehMENT and Adhesive ENVELOPES a
ss , -. !".- rec.d at GAYS Drug store
~ Glassware: 500 bo.es Of all kinds and Il
ANDY JARS: 20 do.. asserted ,,., ., -. ~. !.
~ = ft 8 BE GAY
ELOvES-Ladies col,d and bI,cI L;d -1,,o....--
~ Ladies silk, Isle. thread and cotton do
Gents red, silk, thread and cotton :" do
Misses gloves, just received and for sale bv
'"ay . 81 G LAuMAN Bro
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II RIECHBAUMS HORSE LfNiAhNi -
n Liniment has been tested, end prnsta ~ J.
one ofthc eest LinimeEts now in use fnr ~
diseases as horses are subirctto. AIso- -.
Cuts. srrains- SwrIiinrs If ali kinasr fis'aas'
bone. Spavid, Bots, ChoIir- Birheadr ete-s
t-Mauuflctured at BurliEgfon, Iowa.
AIS letters To the Proprietor. must be rest par
rz-Thirty-thrrr per cent, will No. aeaHfp
nv Medicines. when sold az wholesale. -
rs-orders directed TO y. C. kMTTHHArM.-
Iinrton. Iowa. will receive prompt afisnhca -
E,IAKSPERIAN QUOTATTuNs.-pfctonH
- Quotations, handsome octave volume -
sI,25, just received and for sale u
NAV - 81 ABRAHAM- trcksfar
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ID. e.. DUNLAP.

a IroRNEf AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
AAhce IN the brick building on the corner of Third
and washington streets, same Clerks Office of
Supreme Court, and directly above the office Of the
clerk of the District Court.
Es"Soidiers' claims rejected at the Department
at Washington City, attended to, and if not sue
cessful, no charges will be made fDec s, soy
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Millican Clark.
ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, BURLINGTON
- Iowa. Best Of References can be giren-ian 2G-y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

Albert Button,
\ TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW, Salem, Hen.
~ ry County, Io,ra.
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- " MN" j.
Browning & Tracy.
w. uOldridge

nEALER in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and
- shoes and Produce, &C., Jefferson street, Bur
in gton, Iowa, foct 81 $3.50
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Geo. FraZec,

a TTokNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
Iowa. Es-Oifce on Jefferson street, over Bur-
maps Drug store. duly 49, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

~ consequence Of the increased demand We are now
putting NJ % cents so cents, and bottles The 50 ceat
noes contain three times mneh the 25 cents size
and the 8 bottles sour times much the 50 cent, size
ahat money will be saved in buying the large bottles
tS Frineipal Depot at A. G. BRACES Drug Stote,
corner OF 1hird md Market streets, 81 LOUIS Missouri
Druggists and country merchants supplied on liberal
terms
street, Rurlin stou
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-12

M"rlne agency OF PhRnix insurance company
of 81 Louis.-Capitai Sl5O,OO0.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
4 for the Marine Department Of the above named
Company, at BURLINGTON, Iowa, is prepared to make
Insurance on Merchandise and Produce shipped
by Sea, Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate Of premiums.
This Company makes an unconditional return to
the assured Of 123 per cent. Iz-All losses will be
paid by the undersigned at this Agency.
IrOtice on Jefferson street, between Main and
Third. GEO. SNYDER,
Burlington. october 81, lSb0-ip Agent.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

healthy condition Of financial and commercial aasrs
We have run wildly reckessy iuto debt and our indeb
sdness must be hqudated in way It is not by
bostponement that We the difficulty; but by
boldly facing the evil without regard to consequences
we VIII sooner get out Of the woods II by holding back
spece we could reduce imporations there would be
some sense in so doing but such is not the case likely
10 be- and the only hope in draining banks of every
solar they can spare, to compel them to
restrict their discounts, and by putting down the
screws SO tight upon the money market that prices
Tor foreign dry goods will deprecste 30 rapidly
and TO such low points to check at once and
enectualy the enormous mporatons 1t Is useless to
sK OF improvements In the money market lsng
monthly imports exceed by many millions monthly
exports. We may be from time to time deceived by a
slight let up in money matters but there be per-
manent relief, until foreign trade becomes more
eqaly balanced and present Indebtedness quidated
The movements Of stock speculators in Wall street,
are Of the most curious character The bulls and bears
have had severe contest but far the a ter have had
the advantage Within the past six weeks prices for
stocks generally those which are considered of fancy
order, have fallen of ten and fifteen per cent and the
bulls have suffered to that extent Not satisfied with
tns appreciation the bears still pressing the mar.
Ae ana appear to be full xous to put out contracts
a. when prices were immensely inflated. In this we
think they make great mistake. Stocks at present
prices are getting into strong hands and buyers at
current rates will be able to take in stocks
at the expiration Of their time contracts than those who
purchased at the top Of the market The bears nd
themselves in tight place before their contracts to de-
liver stocks reach maturity Erie Railroad at 20 Har-
lem at 67 Erie Bonds all classes at presen. prices
Canton Co. ct 59 Norwich and Worcester at 4o-and so
On throughout the stare unsafe stocks sell short
and II the bears not cautious they will lore all
they have recently made and perhaps something more
The earnings fall our railroad companies continue very
large The Erie and Harlem, particularly are doing an
immense business. Their monthly receipts this year,
Eave largely exceeded the highest estimates and the ag
Fregae for the year will be a that their most sanguine
friends have anticipated Quotations for these as we'll
ne Of all other stocks may touch lower points an an
other panic may seize upon the minds of holders but
there an intrinsic value in leading railroad securi
ties SO far above ruling rates. any depreciation Of the
present market value cannot be otherwise than tempo
fary and those who do avail themselves of that oo
p0rtunty to purchase in the event Of its occurring viii
In our opinion, mako great mistake.
The xed staten ent exhibits the quantity OF cer
tain articles exported from this port during the week
ending the 10th inst.:-
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK-WErKLY ExPoRrs.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
DRY GOODS, &c.


RAJog,s GLOVES JUST LANDED. OF THE FIRST
~ quAltyLades hid Gloves. white and black light and
aatk Mems full assortment o. eolors and sizes also.
Embroidered lace kitts silks, Satns Nelvets, Morinos,
Cloaks MsntillAe Cashmeres, DclAnes Embroiderics,
Laces, Calcos Plaids Hosiery, Linens shaws soarfs,
Crnpes Handkerchefs Bombsiues Marcelines &o which
oner AZ the lowest arke price, either by the package
piece. JAMES BECK CO., Wholesale rooms. &3 and xS
Broadway.
V'BE BEST ARTICLES FOR THE MONEY. EYER
Il In New lork-now Offering At the BOvery savings
Store 12s Bovery-Lnen Cambie handksrchiefs slightly
damaged with water but not injured selling at Is each
They absolutely cost $3.50 dozen them. Also
large quantity tlemen at 81 70 doxen Is
each worth IS dozen, We also Offering Muslin
de LANES shilling better quality aud better eolors
and patterns than sold last q cents
yard. Most .gnihcent patterns printed the
and beautiful fabric known Persian Cloth. Charte
Lair at 25 eta and 81 ct which elegant than
goods heretofore offered Shawls Shawls. We selling
the styles y,rylow We have this last wek Invested
pared 20 sell shirtng sheengs, Ticks Drills Se at less
than they have been cid the
republic. Fer instance, Merrnack Rochedale and Man
ehttr yard wide Brown Sheetings at ixpence yari
before at less than eight and ten cents Boot Mills
irnEs sxrence per yard, asd all others in proportion
New Goods arriving daily at the BowSry ssvinrs Store
". GILLEY propristors,
WI. GfLLEY, Mana gers and
T. MCMAHON. DDireetors.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
DANCING,

HENRY WILLIS SISTERS DANCfyc acAprvv
"A siuyvcsant Institute ta9 Broadeav ts onon an h
ltth ttTtemttr. w. Wells and his sister su1e l Gisv,i
icoe themselves solely TO teaching private dancing They
several years ~ ths Royal Academy q Paris
nd - he tcst echoos for private tsactr In Irsuce AID
hey have nov atartsd system, with The visy 40
pabe dsr cng means OF promoting health as vii AZ
neshs SECURING the most graceful and hnised doport
rent Althe new wtltGes, quadriles, Nc will be ttrzht
~ the Iieet and most appropriate ncr Apulv 10 m
j. H. hr6 igSn asse 70 I've Pm. " "''
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
water from the commencement Of navigation to the l4th
August inslusve during the yes ls4s and 1851 was a.
increase .43O,3l2 3416I l,3ls,596 l3l

By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity OF the
latter left at tide water this year compared With the cor
responding period Of last year. shows an increase Of
S00 769 barrels ef flour.
The following table shows he quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at dewater from the
commencement Of navigation to the l4th Of August n
elusive during the years lS49 loe days 1850 ia days
1851, I2l days:-
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
PUBLICATIONS.

NEw YORK CODE or PRACTICE. isl. voozntrs'
- bouorlto code cf procedure. as amended jult TO-
.i VIE full tlstaet Of The decisions OF Tie various
tur rtitIentes 90 the revised and statutes roles
tgrt he placed Ger a afpfoyratc sestou q zoe
'c' WIN On tIfendix containing tle rules VI the
ttut sha an elaborate ndex TIE whole work. One yc
vta,o f Iaees Price So just pnhshed and cr sale ty
JUN y. NOORHIES, Law BCofseilsr iabissher Ne.
aVftttan street Upon the rtcTs of 81 by ths publ
to'EJ WI " mailed 70 am seeSs 81 JLs tvrpy yskaS
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A HANDSOME ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE CON-
"A sstng sorre horse, four old l6s hands high
sound and gentle shifting top (been
three months) and set OF harness. also handsome
cane seated sulky Price, for the whole S4 Apply
2r, Third street.
EoR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE, THOROUGHLY BRO
ken TO the saddle and stylish driver perfectly
Color bright bay black legs and long tail Also
seat Tlbury Wagon. made by Lawrence together with
single harness, Of Campbels best make The Wagon and
Harness have only been in since last May. The
can be seen at Miles livery stable Lafayette place.
TO BUY OR HISE-A LIGHT TOP SECOND HANDED
L single wagon. Address y. N, at the office of this
rerer.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
INsURANCEs.

rTNHE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in 1924 0fces IS Fulton street. Brooklyn,
eherchsnts Exchange Wall street New Yorh-haye their
capital tss also handsome snrplus invested in the
undoubed securities, and continue buildings
chadse furniture and other property vessels in
port and their favorable other
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. Pre- idsnA
ArrRrD q. srrvySs. ecretaxy.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

The only feature In the export trade Of this port for
the past week was the large shipment Of breadstus
Nearly fifty thousand barrels Of -four were shipped TO
foreign ports and from the engagements for freight
the prtbabhiy Is that the exports during the present
week will be equally large Very little cotton has gone
forward lately from this port. The accounts from the
other eide not calculated to give much activity to the
article The exports Of specie from this port have ex-
ceedod In value that Of merchandise This however is
nothing returns show such to have been the case
every week during the past four or six months.
The aggregate amount Of tolls on the New York state
canals collected at the Office In this city from the open
ing Of navigation to the 1ith inst was si655si 6j.
sssns. slas 50 for the period in 1850 Increase,
in 1851, s27,at2 q
The quantity Of -four, wheat and barley left at
tdewater during the second week in August the years
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

DRCsTECT HILL VILLAGE AsSOCfATfON.-ONE or
the views IN Ncstchescr cprny of the scund and
Tastchsser creeE within sight OF stopping station
the New Haven Railroad few sctstle members
waDcd 90 cmplcte the number (ln Application for meu-
beishp be made At American Hail. corner Of Broadway
pnd Grand street. Monday evenug August 18th, a.
ocook ef Alfred Peace. President, ld fhft venue
~ M Parker Sccrctarv 1872 Canal street ~ Brhis
laudi tc le divided w aud half plots amongst all
the menltrr. az frLt cot. ~ hnl lae u lall.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
Posr osrIer DrrANrsESr.
wA,"tNsr1s. Aug. II, 1851.

Wa. .'SNsI'f' mug ~, Isbi.
Tic Sammo S,ogHa.io,-- G9rera -ea, Sdtssnlscs-.
Major fhiss GMi te Nor Osloans Dsaa--sss 81
tie UnioH BEiiiing--4fais If Ca5a- Case II
DR.. GWdiao, &c.
doubt very much whether tha. venerable per-
sonage, well known "the oldes. ihhabi,ant.~ r.
members time when there vas a greater s,a .o,.-
ton Of news Of any kind, than Washington ln boast
Of this month, the month wherein ebay fcyersv
prevail. The President, Secretary Of State Se,.e-
tary Of the Interior, Secretary War; an At.crne
General, all are gone and consc luently the uafora-
mates who remain are compelled to do double aa.y.
thus, We fnd the Secretary ofthc Navy also a.ling
as head Of the War and Interior Departments, ana
the two other Secretaries, in addition to their lee-
mate business, arc also keeping the country s.raeh
aud attending to the greasing Of the wheels Ifthis
state OF things lasts much longer, will /. not be A
serious question, next session, whether a reduction
the number Of departments may not be made;
and, If there is any grumbliny, why, the busine.s
can be let out by contract, and, Ike the cis,ss
whom the New England member Of Congress
said he could get, willing to work, for .hrsc hun
drsd dollars year, am confident pleny Of mate
rial Tor Secretaries cos BE- had, at greatly rsdaccd
prices, fer cash.
But, seriously speaking. faul.Gnding Is the easicst
vocation in the void; aud IL the angel Gabriel
himself was to accept the Presidency, or a Secre-
yship, would hear Of just as many mares nests
as now daily Gil the columns Of that valuable news
raTer the UnicH, and which in other days adorned
the pages Of the Intoltgtnoor. Those members oe
the Cabind who, having just at present no:hiuc-
beyond the routine business OF the departments u
attend TO, have shown their sense in taking littlo
recreation. Fer nearly year they were unable 10
leave their posts, and after they commence M sl;nc
UP their reports, till the ith Of March 1853. they
Will lave repetition of the imprisonment No
enc Who mas not been witness TO the labor OF tho
apartments, can form any adequate conception OF
INC aIuuous duties pertaining 10 high official Hfe
IL Is enc continuous scene ftoi. The POSTMASTER
Eerlal, Tor instance, at the head of a department
Wh,ch Is IN daily communication not only with the
IO,uOO rostmasters, but hundreds Of citizens who
are continually making inquiries, suggestions or
apIhCaucns, has no SiHccure place. and from eishk
ociotk IN the morning tn late In the evening
JEtge Hall is a. his d,sk the hardest working M a.
in the building.
When Congress meets. this labor is Materials.
ncitatco ~ o she departments by the freoseu.
calls ~ beth b0tsts for information, and nv tn,
pcisoral applications ol members every day tiil
tNelNc clock.
Rlaior beits, late patti VITA Father Kitchie
u cJcst Of al his property here, so az to invys,
his hta,ug capital in New Otleans where. N IL
said, he has purchased a large interest in tb.
Dotg newsIaicr. Maior Heiss is lucky f,llos He
continued IN partnership with Mr. Ritchie duripr.
the palmy days Of the organ, when treasury
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
CLOTgslrG.

IQSI FALL CLoTUING.-wE WOULD RESPECT
lCO fully invite Western and Southern merchants
70 call and look through stock q fall aud winter Cleh
ina before purchasing elsewhere We hater ourselves thai
cur assortment prepared for the approaching season. will
Be found in extent and variety than has
BY house In tho trade. Our exertions and
rsngemene Tor supplying everything that elegant a1d
we'll giving the ht and finish of
the best custom work. 10 proved 10 be duly appreciated
tie increase Of sales all sections Of the
country constantly receive from customers the
grstfyng reports that garments always meet cean
and ready sale besides determined TO be sndrsod
by Loue In the trade without ao wing the
riorty Of tAe make of cur garments. d. h ). DEvLIN
% aud 90 John street, corner Of Nassau.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
TO CONTRACTORS.

~ bASONs, sToSE-CUTTERs. CARPENTERS AND
Buildtrs-The masons, stone-cutters and carpenters
work Of eighteen three story dwelling honses in HUDSON M
HobCken, for Mr.. Robert L. Stevens will be given cut t
ntraeors in sections Of from three houses each
Tie plans specihcaons and contra will be ready for
Inspection from the Goth to the 18th of Aug s nece
tay ormston will be given. Wr sealed
Office Hotokep.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
POLITICAL.

CEC0ND wARD-A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
- Republican Ward Committee of the Ward will
held 1t Second Ward House. 81 Nassau street
Monday evening. the 18th met at 0 eloo.i.
BY order. JAS. b. HETHERINC1ON Chairman.
pAsIEL MAiIS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
RrssTAURAN rs.

E1NFD FACTs-THAT SHELLEY's MAGNIFICENT
Falcons are the popular resort of the town that Shell
asisatEansy sgup e worthy of his restaurant ard
and that Shelleys Little Neck CLANS are tue MOST
and sinuating ~ clans and that the Wizard oil az North
is going TO take the town ny storm
GHEILETS MADRAS MULLfGATAwNY sOrP WITH
" Ox ls, Turtle. and soup IA RENE will be c,utfnusl
az The week az his veil vnrestauran ~ rsmsratc Tor
s coeness, and those salt tender. aud rsrsslng Ltie
Neck Lascar chtf De cuisine.
4 AIDES DEPARTMENT AT suELLErs' ENTRANCE
- one door this eide Of Christ Church ust Bs5a
Nay IN Anthony reet Ladies and gentlemen procure
eners and suppcrs served In cool private saloons iron
hl oiare comprising all the choice hcs OF the
GHELLIYs' RESTAURANT COVERING T00O SQUARE
~ cet Of surface E 10 New York what the Rochsr ic Can
ealo d 70 the Paissne the grand Dc touts monde
tempted thther by those delicate Favored Massachusetts
Bay oysters and thousand other artiscaiv preparsd
dishes with thoae turioss Of vintage ptculax - the
lars of this ma snihcont festaurant.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

ApIEs AND CENT EMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fuy informed that they obtain the full value, in
e.sh cord hand cast on Cotsng Of every descrp
tep and In any quantity large or small BY sendag thci
address .hfoala r5ss, az "shs-T on s.a s.es.. At
his clothing store, No n Orange Chatham st.
II ENoyAL.-JosErH LEE. DRAPER AND TAILOR
N ll futen street has removed 10 No. II Warren street.
few doors from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

A CARD-HUDsoN RIVER RArLRoAD.-TuE COW.
mittee the First Annual Excursion the operatives
ote New lork Power Loom Csrpet Factory desire 10
pes, tr high appreciation Of Tie generous and
Tahy conduct o. Mr Superintendent Lee; Mr. W q shaw
and NJ Joseph BofrowsOn Assistant
a " the hudson ysr Railroad in mailing prompt
.,olai uangements for the conveyance of larfe mn
tIe cxcutsonss from reekstiI 10 New Tork thev
steh unAVodably eft a. the former place. me exer.
nen Abo acc.mmodating disposition tho above named
enabled the large party 20 avoid the extreme
Nthhnce o. nights toourn AZ pseksk Whors ~ ~ viE
have been In possible tor them 10 have found shelter. ~
order CT the Committee. '"N'''R' ny
The New York herald., 1851-08-18
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST. &c.

LOST, sc.
COO REwARD.-LosT-oN THURSDAY EVENING
~ li.h inst Gold watch number 20 $50. makers. r.
&C Beasey. The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving ~ AZ the Washington Hotel No. Broadway and
questions asked.
q < REwARD.-LosT. ON THURSDAY LAST EITHER
Pc the Boomngdale road. OF In the vicinity Of
High Bridge. silk nantiila trimmed with black lace
above ard and the thanks OF the subscriber Tin
possession the day Of ~. oss will be given
ts recovery. JOIN McCLAYE, E6 West Twonty-nnth st.
+ osT.-A ROLL OF MANUSCRIPT WAS FORGOTTEN
- In Croton line omnibus, by gentleman who got
At the Fulton street and Broadway SATURDAY
ing about 10 o'clock. The hndor will be literally re-
warded lea wing u with Mr.. r. Lambert No % Walst
I 0ST, ON THE EVENING OrAUGUsT 18TH PRoBA-
- by in OF the East broadway Gbusses In going
from Fulton street through Chatham
way 20 Clinton street. note for $50 dated Juiy Itth Al
four months drawn by A L. Hyatt order Ino r.
Scott, and endorsed The public agznst ne
gotiating said note as the claim u invalid.
A. l.. HYATT. ij6 rulton 81.
I osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING. BETWEEN TuE
- hours Of six and eight o'clock brown and white
Drawing Spaniel Dog with brass collar marked g. o.
Bufthardt, New York. Any RETURNING u l6i East
Eighteenth street, will be handsomely rewarded.
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

" ADJOURNED MEETING or THE DAGUTsRro.
yfists New York and vicinity. 20 rer their
aton for The Convention 20 be ied Ctiea tie t
VII be held this evening. Noudagl August lsti, "
~ the gallery cf D. Gavit. 1l uraadwav corner
hwfsy street All Daguerfeotypists cordially oyted
ing. ID NJ rtyfw rboi.,as,
L. r. BsRKrR, soeretsrv 49,
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

ME- d. FLYrH. WHO ARRIVED by TEL PRO.
- metheus steams1 WeJnes1ay last reqaestsd
bic tddrtEs to Nc. RlrItn. ' =