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NTM s VANDERBILT would call

J" NJ. >. FANDENDKLI "01,7I -
w the attention Of his customers and inc puoho so1o
raly 10 his well selected stock Of -,x,o.
re'' " CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, VEsTlNGs,
and SUMMER sTUFFS, (which he has purchased on
sss no.s favorable terms for CASH consequently ens0ng
sim 10 sell IN accordance) al his we-known
TAILORING ESTABLlshmENr -.
he h prepared TO maize up GENfLEhENs aoo pOIS
CLOTHING Of every description, IN NE neaes' ana mO
Ne also kecps constantly on hand well 81 eeed assor
ment of GeniemeD's and Boys Ready hsts Ciotning
ANY, esSrrrnExs FURNISHING ARTICLES,
OF every variety. n ~
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THE CELEBRATED OXYGEN

~ ii r GELEOhA Eli ia. L OLkN-
-A CoNTAiSING NO ALCOHOL
susE REMEDY FOR
IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS FORMS,
Such Pain IN the stomach Hestourn Ha1ual costive-
ness Aoio stomsch Headache. Loss Of Appetite Piles
Eiehs swest', Asthma o, Phdsie Flsinlsaeo or
WIND IN the stousch, N-rvousness, coldness
OF The Exrsmites, WesfDess Of the
ard Al The descrsshe synp1os Of this universal dis
Tney also The bssi tsc known for The proven
~ FEVER AND AeUE
These nfers have received the
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS
offered 10 h pub IN favor Of any Medicine Ia the
worlo approved by Of the best physicians
FOR The mos, SATISFACTORY PROOF Of the success
OF this remedy pamphlets containing fall particulars
''D MEMsERs OF CONGRESS
ard Other parties well " 10 toe public
Among The numerous and highly res peciaSe cerneaes,
we refer 10 the following:
Prof A A HAYES D. State Assayer
FlTZHENRY HOMER Esq Boston.
JAMES c DUNN Eso CITY Treasurer. Boston.
Bon. MYRoN LAWRENCE. Ex-Presideat Massschu-
Hon b. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Isl-
and, now member Of Congress ,-,- ,- -,
Nichigap row u. 3 Senator
Hon. II NOREHEAD, formerly Governor OF Ken.
Hon sImMoNs. u seustor from Rhode Island
Hon sAML PAELPs SesSior rom W.
hon WIN uPHAM U ssnatGr ron g. ". ,.,,,
Hon H. D. FOSTER, Member of Congress from Penn
syvania 49,
Hon NJ. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis
cousin Territory
Gen A c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa
R P. STOWE. Esq, Clerk in the House OF Representa-
lives
c c. TROwBRIDGE, ESq, tPrest Michigan State
GEO. W JONES, Esq, Surveyor General, Dubuque,
Iowa
JOSEPH HOXIE, Esq rs Wall ST., n 7.
Many olher individuals Of the highest respertabihy can
be ref rreo who Will confirm all thst has been said in
favor Of this invaluable medicine. 49,
DR. GEO B GREEN Proprietor Windsor, W
REED BATES 4 AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, %
Merchants Row, B lsion, General Agents
Price 81 per bottle; Six bottles for -
For sale by A B & d. Sands 100 Fulton-s- and a L.
Scovil Co SIG Broadway, and by the druggists
generally IN the Uniteo States and Canada a. ImNilhNS
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cyTOCKTNGS and UNDERCLOTHING

- - aw.r hind for Ladies' Gents ard Children 10 greai
,.S. snS sheao Al PARRIsHS old established Slocklng
s,oTe' IA Caaal-st I'd block rom Broadway
na5 Inn WAR;
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DRY GOODS, sc.

NEW CARPETS FOR SPRING
lVTRADE-GEORGE u. l.. HYATT 4H aud S8
Pear Al now offers large varied stock Of Carpets OH
Cloths sc OF the following STYLES and 81 low prices:
Tapestry Velvet Carpets.
Tapestry Brussels do
English Brussels do.
Three Ply do
Fpelsh and American Ingram Carpets.
Common lal WOOL Ingram.
Cotton and Wool
Also pieces ian WOOL Ingram Carpets OF good quality,
At reduced prices. oa cu
Also a good assortment OF wide and welseasoned Oh
Cloths Ga TO 1874 Printed Druggets; Stair Druggists Sa
I,neps: stair Rods EmpCssed and Printed Table ana
Piano Covers; Hearth Rugs; Door Mats; Venetian ana
Tapestry Stair and Hall Carpets, &c. 49, ,.v,,c.
An for sale AZ reasonable prices mlo lmMWS-
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ZINC PAINTING subscribers having
kbeen appointed Agents for tho sale Of this mos. s1gs
Nor PAINT Manu- ssctured Dy the NEW JERSEY IA
pI,ORIN0 AND MINING co are now prepared 10 exc
eute orders for the came any extent -.
Yhs p PAINT having STOOD the most severe teeu nov
OFFERED 10 the public as Paint In all respects superior
White Lead rhe public respectfully invited TO call AUD
PATENy LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, BAR Ans
PIG LEAD copslantv on hand and for sale
Af~ EAMUEL @ CORNELL Co.
ys,sms No 24S Waier-st, New YORK
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y CRLWBUCK'S OLSTERY,

w HOUSE and ship Furnishing Wserooms SS
Or.nd.st New-YOrk, where WI Dc Ioeno oSnp ~.
ard hosk sso beds mattresses paisssos sno eosmons
slso beSsteads Of every description, VIZ slens sceu'
ITon tops rs ,ps iron screw cottage and uundle eo
ke also spleodid variety Of paper hanging oorserA
Ae Mr. would call particular attention 70 ~. Jew sys
~ hair and spring mattresses N. 6-Oa ocos sna nsF
trcs.cs renovated and made over equal 10 new pg
W. CRAwkUCK, SSs Grsnd-st second eoa
s5 lms sest o. hssoNse
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r AIDES SCHOOL. Red Hook, on

4 AIDES SCHOOL. Red Hook, on
~ the North River.-Mrs VIM Jones receives into her
family twenty young ladies' whom she UNDERTAKES 10 In
sIruei In all The branches necessary 10 sound education
and also 10 those accomplishments and 10 that perso
ga carriage which essential 10 their making good u
The esrdns branches OF study Taught by herself and
dau CHER together with the higher Maiem aIes Bellies
Le.tTes and Sciences sad viant 81 pevtsionb con-
sIanty exercised BY Them every pupil win regard
10 those points, which most the object OF udclous pa
rents sohcitDde.
Her Teacher Of Music 10 lady eninenuy skiled In NE
seiepce who uDies with great pefonce, perseverance,
which Oon makes Respectable performers OF nose eyeo
whom Nature has not tfed with talent for Music and
tbe hest tuned IL suumenu only are used for prscuce
Her Teacher Of French and Drawing 10 native Of France
Of whom no dues required, bat afs i1ousy " toAcn
these branches She her pupils 70 SPEAK tue
French language eooquislly, sad he idOm 10 rendered
fsmiar BY heir being taught 10 think In H. - vel ss 10
speakh -. M, -. 49, s,<v,. "a,
a9e ttec up with every convenience conducive N hea "a
and comfort and te village 10 three hours from tAe CITY
bv r. Railroad. References may be made 10 inc parents
on sny OF her present or former pupils
TERNs-Ore Hundred and hfiy dollars per annam 10
full for every expense except for eash advances previously
authorised A.. 49,.
the month Al 90 West Washington-place mSi IWd"s-
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TNHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

A tween NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI.
MORE and WASHIEGTON New York Office corner %
Hanover ARD Beaver Of The Exchange The Pion
Ger Line With four vres from Washington 10 NewYork
havtng ofces 81 New.York Jersey Ciiy Newark. New.
Bmnswick Princeton Trenton Philadelphia, Wilmington
Hsvre do Grace Baltimore and Washington Cy, andcoF'
meeting with ali tbs Great Morse Lines East West North
repairs Of the line greatly Increased iEs facilities and
thorou ghly sematiZed It's business Ia the transmission
and MOO Of delivery Of messages prepared
ceve, transmit and deliver any number Of messages ~
CURED FOR accommodation OF the pubic, with
racy promptness and fidelity hitherto uneqused The .ele-
graphing business Of he public IT, therefore, respectfully
solicited al the Oce corner 81 Hanover aud Beaver
EDIyAWS WIN NJ SWAIN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
w FREDERICK w PACHTMANN, 10 CsnaLtt,
respectfully informs his and the public that ne
keeps usual very large assortment OF hue 0old ana
Silver Watches rich and fashionable Jewelry, and Silver
Ware of every description. Every article warranted az
represented and the lowest possible prices watches
Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order, and carefully
repaired. z. s. California Gold made up 10 order
al Inn
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DROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINT

Tor n. ], Exploring AUG Mining 20, % boaVof-tL
See follov wing certificates:
US Day Dock OFFICE. NAVY YARD,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1850.
Aeesu w r. JONES & BRo, Philadelphia;
6enenea-I have thoroughly tesed he Zuc Paint re-
ceved from you some moHhs since, ana most cheerfqly
testify 10 It's good qualities have found It fully equal 10
ell you said OF H. had piledrivng engine which
exposed The weather painted with It, without any dryer
10 H. When partly FL ishtd, the work suspended by
shower Of rain which lasted two days, and on
resurupg painting amer the Storm found the paint bard
and perfect The engine boiler perfectly protected
by II the weather ard where mOst exposed 10 heas
and water, the paint is perfectly sound have
wood and fud Il cheaper and better than
any paint have We shall uset for paint
ing sections 10 the spring II you supply US From
the subject with the foreman and painter
10 the Navy Yard, have doubt but II WILL after fair
test be used exclusively IN the Navy Yards need only
wish you the your paint deserves.
m20 2mMWs Respy yoars truly, J. 7. DEAN.
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PAPER HANGINGS.-THOMAS

TAyR A co $50 Pearlst near Chatham, importers
"a Msnn.eturvrs have on hand The largest and oe soc
81 paper HangiIss Borders Frebo srd Prints bisnaeS
Curtains &c 10 the city, which they oner
rss Al prices They are receiving oy ovoy
arrival from Bavre the latest styles OF frenea pape
from factories OF which they the sole agoeA
xtt,ution given 10 cy and the beat work uoo
ed 10 hang papers Landlords and boiders DEAL Mo no
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OARPET PAPER FOR SALE.-This
I'm GLOVES FOR THE MILLION

~ I'D GLOF Eo FOIN IIH III Y -,
Ma BURDETFs Cheap Dry Goods store 100 an
rived slightly damaged and were sold Al suction ey 9sas!
OF The Underwrile-a large assortment OF saies se 49,
brown greep blue drab corn, nankeen, straw aAte &c
ali Of which win be sold at So Sd and "a ps eqos 70
Aexsnder's Also lots Of other goots 81 me lowest
possible price. IEO u D. sse Taisa,.t
Al 81 ~ '. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

g N g K K s SEWING MACHINE,
Swhich sews and stitches In The best manner, Linen,
Cloth Leather fine 10 simple In its construc
hon stronE civ durable aDd not liable TO break or
get out repair be In operation At l9 Harvard
Plsce Boston; 900 Markets. Philadelphia and at 25o
Bruad way. opposite the Civ Hall, NewYOrk. Those In
teresed specially invited call and Judge for them
m@ 2ws l. M SINGER Il co.
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NO TAMORS-A RARE CHANCE.

For sale cheap, for cash, small stock OF Gorss con
sisng Of Coths Cashmere Vesngs, &c &c, Wh stsre
Fixtures and he good will II cash business Of heed
years standing Possession Immediately II required bor
further particulars apply 81 All Broad way over ne 9ooK
atore a.
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TIME MERCHANTS INSURANCE

CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No 81 weisL, corner Of resri-st
CAPITAL t20O,oyO
A. "a election held this day, ms following kenuemse
Directors OF this Company for the ensnS year.
gsmpson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Elder,
Renf x Sherman. MarshaIl fepoon, Francis skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alexander n Grant, Chas bufkhaItsT,
hufus Story, Asa IS Porter, James Whso1s
Henry Edey, Isaac @ Taylor, william q xoetsr:
Al subsequent messing Of the soard sAMfson
MOORE ESQ., was unanimously reelected Presideat q
he Company j. MILTON bAlfH, sseresary
New.Yorh, Feb ., 1851.
NIB. This Company continues 70 Insure huadinxs.
% ne most favorable isrms Al losses promptly ADJUSTED
and paid. w
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SCHOOLS.


Ba he althy ard deis holly sused Boarding School.
out OF Ihs City will receive Applications for PUPILS 81
So Murray ct April and g between the hours OF II and
obtained a7St
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Union MUTUAL INSURANCE

MON MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY Office So Wallsl opposite Hsnoyersl
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, S60O0Oy.
Insursnees on Marine Inland Navigation and fire Risks
fRUSfEES.
uoses Ysylor, Peter '. King. James w. EiWou,
1900. Il Ialhrop lanes svmington N. w. Merrill.
Horace g. Cship, II. L. ROuth. Sidney Green,
John p Nesmith Lewis B. Loder, j. b. johnston,
Paul spoford, IA h. Munsen, snepneIu nhnpP'
Charles G. Hatch, Valentine Kirby, Eugeno DuIs'
L. n Brigham, Andrew Stout Joseph fowef,
n n r. n 3ih.c, - * Collins A. u. Thompson,
" J. Anderson, r. A. hngous, noniy ow 49,
Robert Il Minturn Lambert Suydan, David b. turner,
~ M Xoi,a r RI Graves r. A. Robertson,
~ T.n - n F,.h q v Dambmann, John Van Nest,
caUin A. Oelrichs Mortr LIVING lon, w A. keuons,
Riehsrd bel j. II. Brewer, Elias -. BOWL
Geo. y. Darby -
JOHN FALCONEk, PRESIDENT
JOHN q TAPfAN, Vice President
FERDINAND BrAes, Secretary. .,...,
NB-PerticulN attention 10 called 10 tne nes NAV .ms
Company continues TO insure Buildings, msrchsnase.
Honsehoid FURNITURE Vessels In Port, nc against los OF
damage by fire and divide the profits on mis- cisss
business. the same on the Marine premiums. m~ Im
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spool THREAD" Hoyle's Royal

.,,sis ~. - hv H. o. WILSON co.
~ II Cortland and Is DcySl
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DOARDiNG-SCHOOL FOR BOYS at

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
I'D nj Portchester N Y, JNO. OSBORNE. Principal
The Sun mer Term Will commence May !. fats school
has successful operation for ten years and s not
surpassed besuty OF location add " access by any
Institution the vicinity OF New York. Terms, 80 per
year. Circulars containing particulars references &c,
can be obtsnsd by addressing the PRINCIPAL, or OF d. ..
Duneomb, IS Wilismsti c. AkeEly, $50 Bowery.
mSI lmMWASs
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TELEGRAPH REGIS

- -
lvArERS-For which vas awarded God Mel >.
The A1,sstr.n Insutnts 10 the manufacturer, JAMES
RODGFRs as Broad way, up stairs Registers. hagnets
Ksys &c Of superior qusy and hnish made TO ofser
called 10 toe following, from Professor Morse.
Ihave been shown by M. James ROdg one OF my
Telesrsph Res exhibited Fair Of the American
Ibstuts is5h and hesitate cay. that Tor hes
stre eth and sciebey hsve seen is equal snd must
eheeffaliy commsYo Mr. Rodgers ~ ali tbs Companies
uspg Pats the thorough and substantial
DsbasetureT Of my Tslegrsphie lu.femeols nave yet
employed. SAN y. 3. MORSE.
LoeEst GrOre, Poughkeeps,e. Nov 4, 1850 siSI'
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CLAsSfCAL AND MATHEMATf-

NORTLANDT INSTITUTE.-A Sc
~ lect Boarding School fog Boys a. Peekskil n Y
Circulars may be obtained al the Dookst 70 OF MASON
LAW q PGk.row, opposite tho Asgor House, or by Id
dressing the principals al Peekskill
Rev GEO. PHlPPEN, P,,ncio.I.
Al Inn A. X. PhfPPEN, A''N"'F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE.
OCOMPANY--Onices 81 WALL>sf and i67 SOW.
ERY-Thls Company, with cssh capital Of
S15O,OOO.
and large surplus securely invested continues 70 insure
against loss damage by FIRE, dwelling houses, mef-
chandse household furniture and all descriptions Of o.
soRal Properly, On the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Jobnsoa william J. Valentine,
AlopTo A Alyord James G. Baldwin,
Daniel Burtnett, Jay Jarvis,
William Wallace, John ,. Harris,
rs fhomas NcElraih, Robert Barley,
Lake Bakex Francis A. Pslmoe,
Jacob Miler
DANIEL BURNETT. Iresidsnk
JAMES N. MCLEAN. Secretary. YMWs1
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DOARDTNG-SCHOOL FOR BOYS

DAT srANWICH CONN, 81 mies nom New York
City-Tems for board, tuition, washing and mendiog,
SIOO year The Principal be consulted personally ~
Mr. Raynors rs Bowery, on every "wednesday In Apri'
tanning full paricuas with references, may Al any time
be obtained las Wv THEODORE JUNE, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Dat Greenwich Conn., B. NICHOLS Principal
Terms, $40 per annum, The Summer Term will CON-
mence on the day Of April Circulars Containing par
ticulars NAV he obtained of NJ X Newman Co. 1893
Broadway and al the Of Wells Miller Provost 2l5
Front Al, Y 81 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

CHEAPEST STORE IN TIE CITY
J r.. Window Shades and Cornees, lace and Muslin
rsins Curtsn Materials OF every description with every
ttsns IN inc UPHOLSTERY line. wholesale Of rst1 o."
snns hsn npy other sslahlshmsot In me city.
s-,-uvuc. 40 Rowery.
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FIRE INSURANCE COM

iii PANY.-Capital $500 CO0.-The books Of subscription
10 the capital stock OF this Company viii be openoa on
dsv he 4th dsy OF April under the direction OF tne
subscribers at the Pacific Bark, corner OF Bfoaiw NC
Grand Al and VIII remain open until the 10Th inst from
A NJ An , p AZ on each day, Sunday excepted Ten per
cent will be received at time OF subscription ana ms
balance on The 2nth April shares VS. each.
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NNYINDOW SHADES AND TRIM

Wv MINGs DIV q. X. RlKEk 4 CO. importers and
v.,porturers Of Trans window Shades, Epghsd
ara C,erRan on Cloths Bud and White Linens &c whole
90 and res al the Oldest establishment In ne United
s,s,s. No Isl CHArHAM-sr and defy all compeunon and
I'll al sny Of their lower prices than can ee soun4
IN his Civ All Shades warranted not 70 Gun OF -..
ssmSrics Paints &c. al tho lowest 9nees a,xrKh co
mil I'm " - -
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II ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAV-
STRAW PAPER $1,000 resms, suit

Ssble for shipping FOE sale low ~ yVhN " n"oE"A''
Commission Paper Warehouse 1902 John-sl -.
WRAPPiNGPAPER-6oe resms shoe Dag , Yea sS y
ware cloth sno Manila Papers, Tor sale low oy
WHITING PAPER-5,0e0 realms blue and white unIules
plsn Cans aud Letters In quarter half ana woO,o ess,
ty The csse smaller quantities To tuit TOT sso "
JOHN c. ROBERTS, Commission Paper wsr S nov.
lo2 John-sl niso Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
RrDsTEADs BEDS "A ATrRAssEs and FEATh'
ERs ever offered for sale. al n WlLLARDS Wareoousel
40 Cbatham.sueet corner OF Mulberry. Tbs sue y.
eeoers and olhert 10 particularly called 10 WILLIS
Perepl Right aud Leh Screw Beds,eao Old Beds reno
xs,sd Coss " holessle and retail m1 I'M
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M n JENNINGS & co. 23l Broad

wv wav (AmadcAn Hogell solicit he ATTENTION OF
s,ns-n md Western dealers 10 The mos, extensive a.
ci Sf Srst quality Ready made Clothing 10 ms RAJ
Ia which vii be sold for eafh OF appfoYoo cIoN HH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
NAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for

4 BOYs-E w keller Teseher, Newtown, Fair
field County Conn, The Hoosatonc Railroad, IL miles
from Bridgeport -, .,.,
TERMS-s8 per quarter OF II weeks for board, tuition,
wsshne meDcing, fuel lights and bedding, Pupils TO
ceived a. any time. - oo u.. . ~
RygEREscEs-H NJ Pech 4 Co. 1870 Frontst A. O.
Crane SO Jobn-st; r. Carton Oyerton, Wali-sti A
Ackley, Tract House; Geo w Dow E,q = Baring snp;
Cherry and Rnie ats New York Hon VIM. Rock well,
corner OF Jay and Wlloughby Brooklyn, and Aaron
HAwley, Beeyerst New-YOrk. ASP
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Clothing House.
BROOKS BROTB ERS, ll6 and lib

b Cherry-st corner Of CsthanDe-s H=S York, desire
10 Inform thsir friends aud that hey Rave COW
for sale an extensive and varied sOcE Of READY MADE
CLOTHING embracing every quality and description
MERCHANT TAILORlNG-They vouio invite espe
ca attention 70 selection Of Goods TOR the season
which have been carefully procured for lhiS department
mil In
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-05
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Per Telegraph from st Louis Republican.

New ORLEANS, May 81, & P. NJ
Cotton-Sales yesterday 500 bales. Prices RAJ
ther easy. Middling l-2 q 8 SAC. Tobacco,
70 hhds sold; 123 refused at $l2 % and at l2,
market frmer. Lard, kegs lie. Coffee, 1900
SACKS Rio = 1-S g 9 Lac. Star candles, 100
boxes 90 Lee. Whisky. rectifed 10 Lee. Mo
lasses, small transaction, 90 @ 3lc. for choice re-
boiled. Flour, demand very limited. Oats, 600
SACKS St Louis, sold at 80 q 39c.; l34 at 4Oc.-
Western Hay, $40 a 10 IS y ton. PORK, small
lots selling from $l3 so a Is 81 l-2 for mess.
Bacon, prime shoulders sold at Use; Is tier
ces hams at 10 Lee. Exchanges, limited trans
actions at former rates.
BooNvILLE, May 81.
The Missouri river is now higher than it was
ever known to have been at this season of the
year, and still rising. Opposite this place, it on
" wants one or two feet Of being out Of its banks
New York, May 31-s A. NJ.
Cotton is buoyant and active, with sales of 1000
bales. Flour firm and in fair demand; sales 1000
bbls at 81 q 81 6 la for common to straight
State, 81 1S@$4 81 for round hoop Ohio. Wheat
is easier, but prices nominal. Corn, western is
heavy;sales of &C. 900 bushels at 5S@59c for mix
ed, Coo. for round and flat yellow.
Pork, heavy; new mess SIS; prime $l3 25; old
pork, steady. Beef, heavy and dull; So 75@S11
for mess; S5@$6 for prime. Cut Meats-More
active; hams I 1908 lac; shoulders l-4@6
Ice. Lard-Heavy sales; 400 barrels good and
prime at lac. WhisKy-Heavy sales; $50 bbls
at 23@23 lac for Ohio and Prison.
MONEY MARKET AND STOCKS.
At the second Board of Brokers, stocks i'm
proved and We're advancing with large sales.-
Land warrants rising and ranging from $l42@
$145. Money is accommodating. Exchange on
England firm at 10 3-S@10 5-S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-05
WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND.
NOW HEAR
Helms lApipmcr & In.

" do not intend to brag nor embeliish the
w fact IN the least-bnt we feel warranted in
saying that we are now receiving and opening the
largest and finest assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing
ever brought 70 this m,rket. Our first shipment
was received BY the last upward trip of the Wis
consin, and IS now open TO the inspection OF the
public. We are confident that all tastes will be
satisfied, sndthat our prices will induce people to
ssdress up" Our stock comprises
Goats Of oil kinds,
Sack, Frock and line Dress all colors and mater ial
summer coats OF all qualities varieties and pri-
ces. Better cali and see them.
Pants and Fesfs,
From fine to superfine-cut and made according to
the latest mode, and Of new styles Of goods. You
can't help being pleased, and after examining you
can't help purchasing.
Handkerchief and Gloves
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your patience. To make long job short, just call
and see them.
Hats and ops
OF all sizes and qualities. The Hats are Of Cincn-
natl manufacture and Of the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies ought
to purchase from Hensheimer l. Co.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
BY the quantity-hrst rate articles-and cheap as
dirt.
Shirts, Collars, &C..
We almost forgot to mention shirts and Collars.
We have them by the bushe, and Of every descrip-
ton, so that all who may be in need will only have
to ask In order to get the very article they may be
searching for. No more at present, bu, remain the
public's servants. HEINSHEIMER X co.
April 1, 1861