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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The cholera is still prevailing at Quincy and
Hannibal. In the former there were eleven deaths
from cholera on Sunday week. The Hannibal
Courier enumerates fifteen deaths in that place
from the disease, and supposes that all have not
been reported. Burlington and the towns above
us, still continue remarkably free from sickness.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The fine passenger steamer WYOMING will &C.
cept the thanks of this Office for late st Louis
papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

We are indebted to Mr. John Farmer of this
city, who has just returned from California, for
late San Francisco and Sacramento City papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

1t is said that it is the plan of the dsunionists
of Alabama and Mississippi to encourage Soath
Carolina to secede. and then attempt to rally to
her support the people of their own States, who
are thought to be unwilling at present to abandon
the Union This fact has been disclosed by the
malcontents of Alabama in manner that admits
of no misunderstanding.
The Governor and ''Commander- in Chief" of
South Carolina has issued his proclamation for
an election throughout the State on the second
Monday of October, to choose two deputies from
each congressional district to represent the State
in the Southern Congress this is done under an
act of the last Legislature.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

Wapello County.-Thc wings Of this county
have nominated the following ticket for county
officers:
County Judge-John w. Hedrck.
Sherff-Nason Roberts.
Treasurer-James Pumrov.
Supervisor-William S. Carwile.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The popular steamer MINNESOTA, will accept
our thanks, for files of st Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

A sewing machine has been invented and pa
tented at Boston, adapted TO the sewing on all
kinds of fabrics and also on leather, in straight,
circular or other seams. 1t is said to work with
great speed by treadie, hand or power, and is SO
constructed as not easily to get out of order. The
stitch may be Of any length and as far from the
edge Of the cloth as desired. This machine
threatens revolution in all kinds of sewing.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10
Knox Insurance Companv nres;de

Knox Insurance Company.-The president of
this company writes to the agent at St Lo u.s. that
the assets Of the company are SIlO,667 90, and
the outstanding losses so far as known ss4,s90 !;
OF this amount So 900 is disputed. To the above
liabilities is TO be added return premiums on can
celled policies. The president thinks the compa-
ny will be able to pay all its liabilities.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The valuation of personal and real property in
the city Of St Louis for the year 1851, is s34,.
433.J,o.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

Rhetorical FLourishfs.-A coFre'fohae !, :.
the Literary World CITES - an TXar'fT -.
IDENTITY ia expression, ihc address OF ~ ~
who spoke somewhat 10 this effect: -. -
comes the plaintiff iate court ilAe eio..pta
statue. with the cloak of hypocrisy IN ~ - -, =
and irving TO screw three large OK tres ~
nv clients pocket
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The steamer DR. FRANKLIN, No. ?, will accept
our thanks for late ST Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The popular steamer O7wego will accept tn
thanks of this office for late files Of st Louis pa
parS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The Monmouth Atlas says there were three
oeahs rom cholera in that place, FOR the week
ena'ns July Sd. Several other cases had occurred
out the persons were supposed to be GONZALES
cent. There had been twelve deaths Of cholera
AZ Greenbash, up to Monday last. As there
were no new cases at that date, it was supposed
that the epidemic had subsidized.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

Inc City Council of Cincinnati, have establish
co Board OF Health, and instructed the board 10
take immediate measures for the establishment
:" I. Quarantine at some suitable point on the riv-
or below the city. Twenty-Five persons SICK of
snip fever and cholera We're taken to the Hospi-
tai In one day, most Of them actually destitute.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10
Sf.5I6.O00

MISUNDERSTANDING the Mileage CHriosities of
the last Congress were the following payments 10
Messrs Gilbert and Wright, OF California, and
Tnnrston OF Oregon.
Mileage Of MrWright, 1913 miles S9,hi2
Gilbert, 6,S53 = SPA
8. Tnurston, 1875 - 3,lj2
The California Senator'S were paid mileage for
the long and short Session of the Dist Congress,
and for the Extra Session.
TIe distance from n. York to San Francisco,
is charged via. Hav IA. Ch1g-es and PanaInI.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The steamer Wisconsin will accept the thanks
Of this office for late st Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

The Fredericksburg { a-.) Herald o. ~ D. =.
inst GAYS. in an article in regard 10 the -,
danrv. Mr. Fillmore ~ undoubtedly &C. -.
Of hi party. south vt The Potomac IT, ~ - H.
he,rinr a. Chief Magistrate has won ~ -.
roIdrn opin ons from impartial mrn oil ~ -
flies. and the South, We doubt not woa'a W.
Gladly hail his reelection"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10
0ttumwa Plank Road.

We take the following from the OttuIuwa
Republic of the Sd inst. 1t no doubt expresses
the feeling of the people Of the Des Moines VAL
ley and the interior Of the State, as to the true
policy Of constructing plank roads to this place,
from whence on the completion of the Peoria
Railroad, direct communication will be opened
with the Northern and Eastern markets.
sin saying that we are decidedly in favor Of
connection with Burlington in preference to
any other point, we only claim to express our
own feelings, and shall give our reasons for it.
The Fl st and most important reason is, that
company has already been formed 10 construct
railroad from Peoria TO point opposite Brrling-
ton, which, when comp.eted---and We are conf
dent it will be-will give us northern commit
nication with the eastern cities. Secondly, the
distance from this place to B arlington is about
ten miles less than that to Keohuk and thirdly,
we regard the plank road from keoklk up the
Divide as antasoaistic to the opening of the nav
CATION of the Dcs MONIES river, either by i'm
proving it or removing the present artificial OBJ
structioas. As soon as the artificial distractions
which are now in the Des Mones river are re-
moved, the navigation Of i: can be relied upon
every wear sufficient length of time to carry of
the vast proluc.s of the valley, and bring up
heavy articles Of merchandise necessary fo- home
consumption, and as it empties in'o the Mss;s
sppi below the rapids, road communication
with some point above them world be better for
us, as we then could go either above or below, as
our interests would dictate.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

Postage on the Hawk-Eye-Weekly and Tri-
Wsekly.-The following is comparative state
ment of the postage on the Hack Eye under the
late law and under the law which went into eff
feet on the first Of July, for any distance under
1000 miles:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

In st Louis they are enjoying the luxury of
new wheat flour, ground at BellvilIe, Illinois.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-10

DAMAGE TO LOUIS PnILIPPE's PRoPEnrY.-
The heirs of Louis Philippe, claim from the
French Government. for damage done by ''the
mob" in 1919, as follows:
Damage to Caateaux of Noni!y and
v,llers by fire and pillase, $500, COO
Furniture. 4o0.O0t
Works of art, 15N,G0C
Books, 16,0rC
Wines, 1u.A0t
Stables, 10000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
HORTICULTURAL.

GRAND ExHIBITIoN OF FLowERs-T0 TAKE
NJ place in the garden Of Messrs Matsais Dammans 4,
the corner and State streets brooklyn This Will
he exhibition uncqualled as yet BY any OF the Kind N
M. country The ssce used fot THIS rurposs contain h
the eagle with ts wings spread out the American nas
monuments and date at his entrance into the city d
New York IN the lTe, u represented BY million %
hyacnth and tulips the seed Of which was laid In te
ground las. and which present the most srlen
did view various and beautiful eoicrs that can BE- ss
rned The whole executed with such exquisite sk That
one would believe the work 70 have been done ~ ladies
hands Every yisitcr on entering will admire the magn
and acquired great reputation IN seve
raj 81 the capitals q Euroge such . Berlin Ni.nn, snd
St pet.rturg by splendid exhibition OF huwers nat
ter myself 81 giving perfect satisfaction =. All ladies and
gentlemen Who may favor with y-t. The exhibition
will be open daily from the 18th OF April Throughout TINS
day Price ~ admission, - cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

uEMAcNETIC TRLEGRApH COMPANY, BETWEEN
u New York. Baltimore, aud Wsshingon-
New forh once. Of Hanover and Beaver seree1
---
- the
Pioneer Line with four independent wires from Washsgton
City 70 New York having oNces ut New YORK. Jersey t,y
Newark New Brunswick, Printon, Trenton, PMadelpma
Wilmington, Havre de Grace, Baltimore aud Washington
city and connecting With ali the great Morse Lines East
West North snd south This having lately made
and more thoroughly lie business IN me ans
isson and mode 81 delivery now prepared
70 receive transmit and deliver any number Of
quired fer the accommodation Oft public, witp an aecu-
rsey and 6deiy hitherto uue1ualed The tee
sphins businses o. the public Ia therefore
WM. n. SWAIN. PresidesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

DIAPER Observation-Disclosures PAREs & CO., NO.
M9 Pearl street, prepared TO EXHIBIT All their
designs Of French and American Paper Hsn.ng com
png the richest style Of gold velvet and satin decora
ons drawing and ALEC oak and marble panels for
dining rooms halle &c, which they Offer Wholesale and re-
tail the lowest market prices Superior workmen
poyed 70 hang the Papers &c.
LIME FRENCH PAPER HANGINos, DECORATIONS
ke-Thssc want Of the above articles should not omit
20 loot through establishment as their inter~st and
tasse may bs best eonsuitgd by cali THoS FAYE CO.
~ Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

A nERIcAN HOTEL, PANAMA. N. 0..THIs EsTA
N hshment IL the largest public ow~e the Ithmus
situated high ground the airy and healthy por
Ncn Of aud in the centre of busuess ny kind And
careful sha the patronage OF the pub
n GIDEON ELv. snd ,. \. srAFlEs. Prcprietors.
A IL PERSONS. VINO HAVE LEFT ANY BAGGAGE
n effects at walkers Hotel No no Greenwieh street
York notified the before the
day ~ May neat ensuing or " Will be sold AZ public
ROBERT WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
CREGoRY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE


MvsIC,-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO SPEND A
VA few hours week vita lady smother gcn.man.
going through music for performers piano
references owen. Address T., Herald Once
ITO CHURCH croINs-A LADY, WITH FINE WELL
cultivated soprano voice, good hno~edge Of the
and accustomed 70 st cart church music weud like
meet WITH ensascmsnt In choir Address IS. T. s.
Poet once.
ITO CHoIRS, kC.-wANTED. IN BROOKLYN. AN
u eneagement the 81 MAJ neat 70
play the toionceo In che Cbcir Of Church Salary ~
Address O. Herald Once. The subscriber has an iDs@s-
ment he would prefer ssins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
CALIFORNIA.

" IRCHHoYY DE- sofa b CO. COMMISSION nER-
N Sap Yrsocco, California Refev-pcee-Messra
erunerh CO. 81 rhomss " 4; Mollsr Sand Risra, New
Sen; truhIi~s 0rcsehsn, London Jcha A. Drcees o..
Byessa; cefrissA Co., bremen JohA nsssA c.. pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

TINIoN COURSE L. 1.-THE FOLLOWING PURSES
" offered, to be closed Saturday ApriI
at o'clock at Mr. Maddens lss Chatham Purse
so for horses that so mile
under saddle, 70 be trottcd for
April TO- Tuesday April p Of SO for
SO mile heats best three in i've under
die. Monday. April X Of $50 for horses that
SO mile heats best three IN ave 70 harness Three
Q make field, two 10 start.
JOHN j. sSEDIcoR. Proprietor.
rENTREyILLE t0URSE.-PACING AND TROrrISG.
- Monday April lltL at 2la 4. A.-Pacng purse SieD
mile heats b. 81 three in hye in harness j. d. McMann
tiers Cayuga Maid ). Mclaughlin enters Lady
Ieyinsi r. Nodinc enters CHI Dan Miller immediately
after So mile heats best three IN hye IN harness
VIM Whelan enters Dr. g Echo; J. d. McMans enters H.
Senator; Mr. W. enters &. q. Shackehaca. Wendalls
useds line Of omnibuses wk leave Fulton Ferry, Brook
lyn at Ooclock H. NJ returning the sports
over. Fare - cents. JOEL CONkLiS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

- EMITTAScES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
N Seotland-Drafts sale for any amount. from ca
upwards which will be cashed any Bank in the Untod
Kingdom Alse Packages Of every description forwarded ~
Low rates by all the steamers to Of Europe
EDWARDS, SANFORD T. 90. : Transatlantic Expross.
At Adams & Co.'S ID and ~ Wall street..
Small parcels will he received till bafpsst nine A. ~ o1
the day Of sailing Of every steamer 10 Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

The total value Of foreign dry goods put upon the
Mt this week s7ll es against se2osi3 for the week
previous This shows falling OF Of slIsss5 during the
vcsh just closed The imporatons FROM THE time out
will without doubt be comparatively light Thus far
The import trade has not been very profitable this year.
and the probability that heavier Losses will be realized
On salcs made hereafter than those made earlier in
h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
PUBLICATIONS.

vIyIIIMERk ROGERS EUROPEAN TINES OFFICE,
w 42Nasssu street. corner Liberty street, New York.
,mnorers Of Foreign Sewspaperr Periodicals. AMI Books
orders received for any Newspaper or IN
ren, Ireland the continent OF Europe News
rooms libraries and public institutions supplied on the most
terms Single copies Of European book
or periodca al can be ordered
~ nnn PRINTS. OF ALL KINDS, OLD AND NEW
IV,OOV Book; Bsl.' ard I..ssm,n n ~ .v'sy .r
G.sorry Horgans Masonry, the Cou,rnssoner BY James
inst out ali The poveis, he. In Tact general en-
r., ada a~a cuvieus in iitesstnvs And ART
yQJIH y. NEAGLE, c2 Nassau ssrssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

At adams { CO... Ii and Is Wall .,rss:
small parcels viii he received I'll hafpast nine n Of
the day Of sailing Of every steamer 70 Europe
DANAMA-LAND CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA,
Or ops rue ,o,d Iss have Ss..'sS
corSops for tie msroH.s
dice They have considerable Expense s.,sSsA
possible all During dry season maIss
i.ssi the eyer a. asa S s
latter route they have established dso, .eoa, half
mules will changed ali ncon frcns tired
Ass . pa tsSn ss. .;
line @ s The s al s Of S 1s.rs, s
mueo~ner One Of the Of delay and anaey
y ne
have Ss% s1 ed ss
sssS ,aan srs. or ' sss.srs %ors than for
from the BY tarpau further parsiculsrs apply
. ss II y.
Afs as.na M + cSSTIP i at c''sr JoYsco
ME- a Joy and Co.. will no, hold themselves rsspos-
: :is 'SI as is' a Oh. . G,,ay
s ns assni and Paid for i'ssS S
kkas Sons; Is.,sSs. Murray iss,. Eys,s', Sss.s.
santa Maria tribe Co Liverpool pcsis. Bro.ssrs Co.
sr - .SsSs M s. ss1 &C. s ksss
4 Co.. Hayre.
CALIroRyIA EypREss.-nERroRp CO. : LITTER
and rsshsss tngrs .,e srvs aas late, Graf
pound letters, y cents. Dasuerreo,spc TO San Francis.
small package. 81 I~,rs to stockton 2, e...
Do. do. ~ d.. ... y To- Sacramento. ~ ct-.
DO. do. - do....l 10 To san Jose Is etc.
Do do. ado....l Y OREGON and $ Isaaa. 80 e.s
xn,..-, % y, r. ..,,. 81 81 a"'s.'
s :, The g,Srs;.r. re, -. r On The I I, %
Nest shipment will he ~ steamer North America
Eth inst FROM guarantin- u scnd all freight by the
Which will panams for san Francisco st Of
Nay. HEREFORD 90. 2Ne-ey street, A-tor House.
n. MILLER a COS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
~. will despatch their freight North
America, Monday, Ap "a THIS the only California
having their facilities the ithmus aud Alec the
Ir city Feb y shipped from Panama March
Is mail it Oreyon aud documents IN
No " all Siset kefr the Aston Mutual la
surance Co.. &c' Postage III rens
CREGoRYs CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
~ and Parcel Express steamer North America, III
rect Mondsy. April leh. Speed une9uallsd-rates
duc.di BY th. above next Will be
connecting With agents Cha<rvs and Psasma who
have n. Arranr. nents Tor the speedy rans
mission freight tie isthmus. II coinranie.
engaged in the business Ships may rely upon all scods
vance ali other, which pr, facilities for rc-ship
ent goods all the steamers cannot he surpassed
Parties slipping ~ this Errre.- rely their eeods
forward from Panama on the hrst Of May Psre.is
letter. NTH half ra.t r. NJ Psstsses which sus in
sll be made perfectly ~aterproo must be left
once the day previous No Custcn House charge
made. THOMPSON 4 HITCHCOCK,
1g- Refer, by Permission " Me-.rs. Johnson Jo~d.a,
rs Wall Sponvrd 1il.eton Co. ~ south .trv~t
Nesmth Co. 80 fae street, Levi Apgar b Co.. rs Dey
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
THOs. BELL, Auetionssr.

A ICTiON SOTICE-SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURSI.
~ ture at Auction-W. A. Carter will give his personal
ntion the and saic 81 Household
ture Grocery steeh Horses and Csrra;e And any other
description Of merchandise real tste either at auction
private sale and. General Commission Merchant will
make advances merchandise. w. A. CARTER Aue-
toneer and Commission Merchant, No New street, near
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

A UCTIoN HOTICE.-B. MOONEY. ArCTIONEER.-
"A Boots and shoes Stock Goods the entire sto't or
unfortunate retailer. Also, and
prime goods, Tuesday. April 70. az 10 clock A. NJ 1t
the store No. 25 Pearl street Also at ~ o'clock
uy Of fur and silk Hat Palm Leaf and Leghorn flats,
Cloth Caps Cap stock aud Trimming. Ladies Nuns
Ac 70 he sod without to close the Ssore
NJ. 215 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
INSTRUCTION.


L>PIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT
II Grove, Clinon, Staten Island Rev. r. WELL, A. M
C. D. Rect.r-The Rector will receive applications for
admission Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays during
this the ohse Of Seaman Muir 81 Broadway
BY letter. directed as above.
OLIVER n. coLDsNITHs WRITING Rooms, 20
Broadway first above the Irving House. Terms
reduced half viz 81 20 for 10 lessons hour each,
stationery 80 cents 30 lessons for 81 including stationery
payable subscribing Ladies classes at N A. NJ and ~
o'clock M daily, excepting Saturdays Gentlemen at
NJ. and and clock r. NJ daily excepting Saturdays.
Coldsmth's Gems Of Penmanship, 81 50.
ERENCu AND NusIc.-NR AND MADAME HoEL
Berger recently arrived from Paris offer their services
70 the public In the above branches Of instruction Mr. "
will instruct In the French language and Madame will
lessons on the yanofcrts iorsale sunny Side POLKA
lately composed by Madame Hoei Berger Apply at No -
Twenty hrst street, hrst house east from broadway
ERENCH AND MusIC-A LADY, OF LIBERAL
French education, accustomed to speak the Language
emily and accomplished In music wishes teacher
% French and Of vocal and music In school
private family at her residence. All
references riyen. Address q. g. O., Post once.
VEANTED-AT THE DAGuERREoTyPISG BusT-
w more Pupils. who will have thorough in
sueons given them and provided With any sired intru
ment apraratus chemials etc. on the most reasonable
Apply at To- Bowery 2l9 Greenwich street two
doors from Barclay street. j. HhNDkRsoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

Making aggregate of sll7,sss IS on the main stem
and $50 on the Washington branch-the total being
sl47792 o5 The above, compared with the correspond
ing month last year shows decrease OF sll 433 a
being 5000 30 the main stem and So to4 IS the
Washington branch
The earnings Of this company in each Of the six months
ending April in the past two years annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12
MR.LYoN. on 80 nKoApwAy.. SHOWED 70 rs.

70 the efficacy and safety of her treatment and without
S sn,i ~ slightest pain D-A'y be seen ITO"
MRLYoN. or 40 BROADWAY, SHOWED TO Us. A
. dor hrou 49, winch .ss x. ,i ss esara
bis Magnetic Powder drarcd in sifs In little drawer
wha, we'll know 70 be true-,hat the Powder dsstrue-
nv NJ, ~ ssa ana c IN M ~
are nov under patches board the unted states ship 81
Worlds FAIR fn' VIII % A"''"s '"' A''''' ''
TIE ROYAL Park OF suDDRook nYDRopATHic
situate within an hour eas ride or drive q the Great Exit
biton q Industry q all nations The above beautiful man
visiting England during the Great Exhibition q ISL The
gle and Saeesucs 10, nov the property her Majesty
the Queen Who about eight ago. through her Royal
TsndiS domain y agrfgrra,sd e the purpose. @ The
into the Royal FarS q R,h@opa which may said
part q the grounds attached 10 the mansion making With
ss 400 Tie Al. : and
,as DOMESTIC on very complete ana
psad the day /" lie ss,rsys S and ", reside amidst
y w sy asss no
an,s tns allowed but ne ad,erti-,r believing ,na ,ss,s
" the United States Amercs cnyr them all the
hned With the health preserving and health restoring add
tions q pure air and nutrition ds, .sre
this treatment, desired 5ae 81 the s,e Medical
brother h Royal Issns:s r ri aesr pstens
nsGsy "a i Tarsr esrsa %s had
on spp,a, =, Pc, paid y The sscr.ta,y mr. T. SfN
Suuhrots fark, Richmond, surrey
kehmonds only twenty minutes from london BY railway
5000 s1rass ssasIS been oa PIN
N. last ten making friends in quarter Of ne
globe and curing all manner Of diseases on males sni e
males ts hrt f.nd les best u has been used Tor
years W the Hon w. w. Grnne and thousands 81 others
For the most astounding Advertisement IN tine
weekly papers This magic nud restores the hair ON old or
young certain ~ IL u used In medcsns for the human
family the DIT has not overlooked the nobest 9. al animals
~, s ihnen, :, very onal sou aaah 4, he.i.
All their sores strains POLL evil thrush Sc Sc Wind sh
ie instantly heayes entirely ringens curb p'srs ana
sraNn IN their early stages, aud work them daily n nc
other article has done The merchants say they s
hundreds TO one ~ other-ssk them. Messr. kpp
Brown Reynolds Weart, the Murphys and Az tue stage
rroprietors H. Dcpots w Pearl ts and 80 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

l1Ii0N NoliCE.-THos. BELL. AUCTIOSEHR.-
- ny u n push THIS day at ~ o'clock in The Ase-
~ sorth william In
.t. anu without reserve the vns-hl. furnitarc fross
,ah - IhoNlng &C. Including desirable. variety o.
lo9s.keepf articles thirty wsxdrobss -ofs sets
10 ehairs tables hurc@ns beds l2pse looking
Me- lG Hamersey street, also 1, ooek GOOD sseond
hand furniture. az s3i Hudson tuesday III the ss
rooms for account Of whom thirty eess
tn. ghtly damaged: ao OF En ri,rs
received London Of silks frin.rs ~,
hons laccs sewings sale without reserve OIhe, "a
numerous sales duly announced.
THOs. BELL Auet,onssr
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by j. HEGENAN-MoNDAY APRIL ltTu AT .
- o'clock AN. at No. 3i Jay street. between Concord
and Hillary streets, handsome mahogany Upright Plane
IN good order NUM- make mshogany SOFA Bcdtad and
IA variety OF other furniture. same Y
at No Is Schermerhorn Clinton street. mabovany
Piano NUNS makers two excellent Book Cases. sofa,
mahogany Arm Chairs Wilton and other
English Oil Clio H. Bureaus and variety Of other