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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

DuT better tina tint, y. \ u. ELEKlEL'S
Dstocll ofFALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
has alrea ly come, aud proves to he the Largest,
Hantsonsest and cheapest eve" brought to this CT
ty. A. il would be useless to mention the whole
Of ,uE GO SIS here, we iavte every one To call ANA
,xanii &c then, for II selves confident as we are
that they will be found superior to any IN the
m ,rkct.
or stuck Q, aprtsrs everything usually found
in Clothing stores, ana as the Go IDS were all made
mp under our own care; persons may rely on get
ting such as they need.
We 40 not profess to sell at cost, but this we do
saw that ii Won win give US 4 call, We will sci.
YOU the hest of Goods at the very loves; prices.
= Country VI ,rchants in want Of any Goods in our
line may Ny on getting the at prices lower than
they en- - purchased in 81 Louis.
me an anl all, and we will warrant you shall
not ., away dissatisfied. E.A II. EIEKfEL
Mtmm ,ttl Wholesale and Retail Clothing
Burlington, Ott s, ls5i-wtrw Depot.
DIDNsTKNOw WELLlTS EVEN So:
JOSEPH JONES, ..-a.
TEEPS constantly on hand fresh supply Of
N Family Groceries and all kinds or Country
Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash.
store Room in the Barrett House building,
Jefferson street, Burlington. ounces. issl-'y
NOLDEN SfKuf-A primo astiri", ltst reed
tlhy fNay II s5O ED AsG,R
Do.vay Bibles. ...-.
I uAVEiust received a lot OF fine Doway bibles
/ catholic Prayer hooks aaa ilymn BOOKS, Tor sale
very low at ABRAHAMS Bookstore nov 10 al
IDRASS -Enamelea Kettles ami h"'h
Oilers, for sachy (seial J u L.uaAN Bro
CtorFEl,-ola Govt lava coffee, jus, re'dNs
4 Nor,- ~ n J,G6AR I
school Hooks.
ARGE supply OF school hooks aow on hani
/ and Cor sale at the lowest rr'ces'at
n,v,o AsRAusNSs Bookstore.
mar; ., kessrar 10 ehlS, de-; for sale by
| mayls,'Sl &c L\rMA$ s RRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

G. The river still keeps open and The boats
colsnue 10 run. Business for the season has,
however, nearly closed The weather still con-
tinnes pleasant though cold, and has been quite
favorable for out door work. sgs..sa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

Miss DsIIA WEBsrEs.-Thc Georgetown
Ky Herald, OF the Goth, noticin. the arrest of
Rev. Calvin rairbank, on charge of running
off Mr. Shotwelrs negro woman, asks: s.
GIVaar is Miss Della Webster? As they hunt
ed in couples, she ought to be somewhere IN this
vicinity"
Miss Della Webster arrived hero Yesterday
morning on the mail boat Gea, Pike. Where she
is from. where she is going, and what is her bus
ines. West AZ this particular time, has not yet
been made public, Lon, Con-, s,2',
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

U
NJ q. SU(S AR, Rio Cail.e. \. n. Imperial and
black Teas, Loaf and crushed sugar, spices
of all kinds, Fine chewing Tobacco. starch. saler-
atus. G. alum Table and dairy salt, Brnma, Choco-
late, Pickles, ketchup, Saraiaes, Macserei. Her
ring, N. o. and sugar house Moiasse Cider Vine
gar. etc. iustrec,d by NOV 1917 JA6aAa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
w., a matchless pair,
WIN equal virtue forp,si AMI .,,aI

M equal virtue formed and equal gr.ce.r
Sssltr!oS'sn AND IsripEL,ry.-Abcute; rh,
~, ~as g the last number Of the Boston Liner.
~, ~ Occupied by sermon preached hv one
81 - :sssss, designed to show that the Bible /,
al ~" esd book. Said Daniel charactcrixes
ass,ssss s We h,sle relating 70 the first sin as
Sassadss that ssthe writer or eomr;,s. ~ !, ana
Mm instance, relates a myth o. th "e .,;s.
sS;sS .s past, which accorded with the so"s.'
Hs~ - Maa own tisoe'" OF the trial az Az.
ss s,sM hs says Sthe spirit Of Christ and mn.
SsISsas reason alike revolt from il and stamp i,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2
posrny Nov %

The steamer BROTHER Jonathan from Chagres
With later advices from California arrived at
New York this morning.
Bosrov. Nov IS.
The steamer Asia having anchored in the
stream last night, three men heionging TO her
named Thomas Haskell, David Watkins and Al
exander Trumaul, hired Mr. Davidson, boat
man. to take them ont to her a severe gale was
blowing at the time when the bout capslZed and
all but Davidson were drowned.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

o. GROCERIES.
1000 lbs carpet chain
80 Boxes SNl0 glass
les do loxl0 do
leo do loXl4 ao
600 los bar lead
10 bales cotton batting
1000 lbs cotton yarn
20 boxes resin soap
10 DO Boston fancy do
20 dog wash boards
so do buckets
so nest tubs
100 churns
10 sacks pepper
6 DO spice
100 NJ G. ID. gun caps
so reamS writing pareIS
1000 lbs cod fish
100 boxes assorted tea
) pipes nice brandy
is bills proprietors do
; casks port wine
no bbls n. Y. gin
IS do Holland do
1000 lbs log chains
10 crates crockery
100 gross matches
Il hhl " ,nilla iniigo
t25 nj Cuba SKIES
: 20 boxes cNtraStarch
SO do raisins
10 do star candles
rs do mould DO
100 lbs WOODEN yarn
100 cans oysters
so boxes chocolate
so doz playing cards
900 mats Cassia
etc. etc. etc. etc.
Id at the pery loiccst prices
J : kIMBALL X CD
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
Asslttieaian "a laaa.lis,. E,,.;,. !. 49,.

' "a ~ lAaasliy Hunting In COUPLES.
ine 'numa'e aud close connection between the
Mo y shown in the following pararran, from
me journal Of Commerce" The I;hsra,,r 80 ~
believe. Is the paper Of Wm Noyd Garr;.on ~. :"
~ esgsn Of fanaticai. run-mad abolitionis,s Of
Mesaaa That il should lend ITSELF d advance :,
- interests Of iniliclity. only shows how na,,
skA abolitioaism is 10 infidelty, 100
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

Wooden Ware.
TAINTED buckets AMI Tubs; Cedar Churns,
Well buckets, Tar cans, Axe helves. Wash
boards, backets, butter Ladies' and stamps, WOOL
en- bowls All Trays. ETC., Just received by
nov 10, 1851 d JaGGAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.

IRON MOUNTAIN INoN AND NAILS.
FTHE subscriber having received the Agency for
L the sale Of this justly celebrated iron invites
the attention of Blacksmiths and others to it.
For toushness and other good gu sllities i, is no
exceled by my iron tie. The assortment en-
braces all the different sizes of Round AMI Square,
Wagon aad Duggs Tire, Horse shoe, &c
The Nails will COMPARE favorahly with any ever
brought to this market. Nov III JAGGAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
OLIVER sENNETT h co.,
Whniesafe Eealers in
Esoat>. shoes. Rats & Caps.

I1I Mann street. 81 LOUIS NO.
1 RE now receiving their Fall supplies ofthe
above goods. euthrs chg a greater vsIiet,tf
qualities aud styles than they have before offered.
Many Of their goods have hCe manufaCturtc to
their order, and especially for tie 81 LCsis mar
ket in which sret ial atteLtCn has been aid 70 ST.
yes as well as qualities
IL is their design. at all times. TO have the NEST
Complete stock III the market ar sell to rrurrt
men I'm the most commodati.45 terms. fatterIlg
themselves that they can tttcr Inducements to
Western buyers quail frth5t If III EaxtcrL market-
ErEEERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing eCnrary. fer n heavy stock tf
Mems IadrcSs and Misses Rubsers- iii cE@tle
them tn sell nj the teFy lowest prices
Purchasers will certainly hra IL for their liter
est to give uur ztut X eNauriratiCE-
p Especial attention Paid to crcerF-
Ct Lnuis. august 90. 1850 w-m
I'ISHiNG TACKLE: large lot Of I'LL AiIGs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

LARGE STOCK
- Hhds. N. O. Sugar
40 ahis Belcher's csariii
cd do.
10 hhas do do do.
. do extra Boston crush :
e,i
200 SKIS princ Rio coffee
IS sacks nice old Java do
l tierces new rice
5 casks Boston saleratnS
TOO boxes do do extra
90 bills new Mackarel
30 half 10 do
so kits do ID
so hhls N. q. molasseS
80 do Relcher's do
25 half do do
100 hbls Kanawha salt
900 sacks C. A. do
900 do DAIRY do
20 do table do
80 hbls lake do
% dnprime cider vinegar
10 do tar
8 do alum
S do maader
5 do coperas
100 ba dry peaches
$50 do 10 apples
100 reams wrapping pa
per
80 doz he'd cords
so boxes tobacco
10 DO smoking DO
IS do peppersaucc
800 kys best BoStoa nail:
. $50 looking glasses
5 cases Champagne
o5 coils cordage
All OF which will he sol
purlinrlon, Nov. 81 81
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04
Arrival of the Steamer Washington.

New YORK, Nov. IS
The steamer Washington from So champion
arrived to-day. Size sailed from Southampton al
5P NJ on the lith inst. and brings LA passen-
rers. Her aivces have been anticipated by the
Asia.
The Brother Jonathan from Chagres arrived
this morning. in command OF Capt. ksttridge,
Cant. Wills having been left Sic: al Kingston;
she brings nothing later from California; her
dates from San Juan are to the 18th, and from
Kingston 10 the 2ls' she has 400 passengers, anu
a small amount of specie on freight. On her
outward passage. on 18th November, Captain
Crockett, of Portland, Maine, was lost over
board. ~
Steamer Cherokee. from New York for Cha
rres, touched at Kingston, on 18th November
Several cases of abduction of coored persons,
for slavery purposes, by passengers on board the
American steamers, are spoken OF IN the Jamaica
papers. The cholera still fingers in the Island
ana the small pox continues with undated vlo-
leuce in Duncan and Ulster district.
\ man who had gone West, for the purpose OF
buying lanl, found upon arriving a. his destIna-
ton, that his money, some StOo IN bank aills,
which he ha,kplaced in belt abont his body.
was matted together AMI nearly converted into
pnlp hv means Of perspratien which had psne-
iratea the grdle His oaly resource was to re-
turn home again. In attempting to separate the
mass, he broke it into three pieces, and then gave
M tbs lob. Afterwards, he committed the re-
mains OF his ',pile" to a chemist, Mr. Webb. OF
Utica, who succeeded, bv steam'ng and delicate
manipulation, in separating the bills from the
confused mass, AMI restored nearly the wnole
amount to shape that rendered them asvalnable
as before. Thisiacideat is worthy OF renemoer-
inr, both as a caution on the one hand, anu
! u. tk,N fhA,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

The New Township Map.
nF IOWA, compiled from the United states
J Surveys. and personal Reconnaissance, showing
the streams, roads, towns, county seats, wcrks
Of Internal Improvement, etc. etc.
ny HEM, WILLIAMS X Co., FAN field, Iowa.
Justpuhlishea ,and for sale whole sale and retaby
Dec a,'bl + AnRAuAMs Book seller
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MANDEVILLE'S READING BOOKS.

NANos I, p 8, T. ; and 6-Publishei by d. APPLE
TON co go Broadway, N \. Read the following
hom the Bangor Wing Courier, Me.
Teachers Institute has recently been held m the
OF kennebec in the Town OF Greene Tor The purpose
anng Prof M6uoeVue of reading az be-
COMING acquainted with merits Very great late
fel, In te exercises Will always Ice The where
tuh IL apparent and the unfolding OF the Subject Is
elusive. Thu company OF teachers after becoming taor
oaghy acquainted with the ysem, declare as i0l ows
THAT Prot Vaudeville fully establishes the four fluda-
mental principles of his ~ laid Reading
aud OrstOTy, page IS new edlutnl
That The Ny stem Is admirably adapted TO break up hs
DULL monochrome ard uuineres'pg manner OF reading
common in all our schools
s. That by this system scholars acquire easy in
esxihle and nature, syle Of reading.
T. That TINS l. the only ~ OF reading that mas
fallen under cur notice worthy OF the ~ Sysien
That ulsnot as some have sappOsed. system O. q
thousand and one rules but the rules few; founded
an he structure Oh ne language ana easy 20 be acquired
the refOre,
Resolved Tia, Il Is the duty OF teachers 10 ac1uaint
themselves with Tins System. that kcv may teach reading
scientific principles thu, they MAY have standard Of
prOpriety tGDgio and always NJ hand by which the, NAV
not only correct errors Ina reading, hat also give reason
for the correction.
Resolved That Mandeville's Series OF Reading Books
10 better adapted 10 the wants OF The yOung oer
SERVES and isai Sheld be introduced into cgr schools
This steslmony hch ought not 20 be cisrt carte4. Il
corresponds with the opinion 81 al persons have
met who have become acquainted with THIS sdmrah'e
system in the public sch ,ols in Ibis city conpee. o.
oogh and most happy revelation has eeen c1cc.ed "a tc
department Of tAdirg IN al Flbc schools ron he
Aghest TO The lowest pupils not only read besr than
ever before o0lbey can give reason for ne delivery %
sentence IN particular manner, from The s'r-cre %
on this subject by and by aud he geuera good DO promo
led. ASi6s
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VALUABLE BOOK for SCHOOLS

fAmiLtES-A guide 10 The Sciencfc KuoUledF. %
fhhgs Familiar. BY Rev. Dr. Brewsr-caretlllv ratsa5
and adapted for use Ia smcs an schools Price Ssi t
This volume contaiOs about 300 questions sad an,ws-,
explaining In the concise and rlengble mAnnsr a.
phenomena OF every Gay occurrence cOnlAns amoapt
Of useful Information never before collected 10 shape 40
ecnvenieel FOR study, and 80 easy for reference
Notices Of Brewers Guide ~ Science" Every page IA
calculated ye the attention Of even The most tho igh,
lexa" Educational Times
This volume is calculated to be Of lnesrUAbe value to
lhe young" Elgiu Courier
II would be difkeuI 90, quite Impossible 10 overEae
Me vaae OF this popular volume Evangelical MAJ
ave have nsVeE leel W0Tk % Philosophical Nld vol
40 prsetcs 90 plsn, and vet 90 profound" Glasgow Ex
This 10 n very excellent work Advertiser
"Thls production which deserves ne yreGlsa praise
ard encouragement lChdsisn NinesA
PsbGshed BY 3 FRANCIS \ CO.
sI9SlsMW 80 Broadway.
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vUUPPER,S COMPLETE WORKS.

u E RUrLER 4 co, 2S Mioor-st, Philadelphia,
will publish OF SATURDAY, the 10Th iust,
THE CROCK OF GOLD-TllE TWINS AND
HCART-being the frat volume OF The WORKS Of NJ srn
fMquhar Topper The edition 10 revised by MIR Topper
and has his sanction aud approval
The series will be complete Ia four volumes duOdecimO,
Of about 400 pages each and will he accurately printed
fine paper ana bound In substantial muslin One OF the
volumes will copisin portrait Of the author aud view
of Abury his residence. The volumes will be- sold sep.
Istely or IN sels
The second volunme. contairiog AN Al THOR 5
MIND, PROBABILITIES ard MlSCELLANlES, will
be publishxd on the LIST day OF May.
The third ard fourth volume. containing BALLADS
POEMS sONNETS PRONERBIAL PHILOSOPHY
MODERN PYRAMID, &c, will be published on the loth
Of May. Ak Il
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A NJ MERwTN Aucuoneer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO., Trsot
IBsae Rooms, IS Pak-row
REMOVALS.. B. 4 CO have removed 10 the NsS
Store. Is PGrk-ro~.
MONDAY EVENING, April q,
All O'Clock, al the sales room.
Law BooKs-A very extensive collection Of Law Books,
embracing a Library aud many Jew books. Particulars
hereafter.
MONDAY, MAJ -
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN Books The catalogue for the above sale IL
now preparing and III be issued al early day. In
voices intended for il should be furnished immediately
Ar PRIVATE SALE-BOHN's LiBRAKiEs-Compnsug me
Standard Series, which embraces s. volumes; me
Scientific Series In volumes the Antiquarian Series IN
II Volumes the Classical Series In 10 volumes and the IL
Illustrated Series Ia 10 volumes These ali works ~ .
deservedy high character Ia the various departments iudi
Gated by the titles. aud sold a. low prices either Ia
complete separate volumes, a. tho purchaser may
desire
Full liss may be had at the Sales Room.
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JAMES CoLE, Aucuoneer.
nIHDING Positive

JAMES CoLE, AucGOneer.
BUILDING LOrS-Positive sale by
~ order Of the Executors OF Good Hoyt decessed. Of
81 valuable Vacsnt Lots Pacific Dean, Butler, Smith
and H0yts's and on Hemiltonsv and Rspelyest.
JAMES COLE will sell a. Auction, on thursday,
April a. 1851 at u o'clock al the Merchants Exchange
The following desirable property, VIZ
lots the south eide Of PRcihcsi between HOyi and
Smith each Is by leo Il.
10 lots the north side OF Deaast between Hoyt Rad
Bmilh.ss each ~ by 100 r.
ots the north side Of DesnIl = r. from Smith
ST. each 20 II. 10 in by leo H.
5loa the northeast OF Smith and Deanas each
IS by IS f.
lOlou the south side Of BuIerst between Smith aud
HOyt SIS each - Il in- by 100 Il.
lots and cores the southeast Of HsmsOn-ay
and kspelyesL
This property well located 10 the vicinity OF great ir
provemens In he most rapidly improving part Of the city
Of Brooklyn and well situated for genteel private
dences
The property Hsmionay 10 very desirable or siores
being EAR the Atlantic Deck and HamilIon.sy Ferry.
fERMs-60 per cent Of the purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage for or yearsAt per cent inIsr
(5l5l sl9 Sis
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EARNING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

ID Al Portcbes,er. N Y, JEO OSBORNE. Principal.
The Summer Term vii eounence Asy J. Tais Senool
pss,d FOR beauty OF location and ease Of access ~ ay
in,rulion IN the vicinity Of New YORK Terms - per
veaY Circulars, containing Parucutsrt Re er-nc1s Nc
Ssn be Obtained by addressing the PRINCIPAL or Of g.
puncomb, rs william a.; r c. Aksriy 30 Bowery.
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EOAL.-s4 50 per tun.-The saoscllDs.
~ would respectfully ,ofm is customers s.d :.
inRenersl ts he Ia nov prepared to AZ 2Piy LSe 60 a
ly mined Peach OIclarf slack Heath aud v so " no
al the usual szes q he very low price OF - !" sosl
u ceye ed from he yesie s. per tut II re- sss.x
nom he yard. Aiso Lyerpoo! Orel, Camel s01 w.
Goal FOR isle g. greatly reduced prices y
JAMES l. WORTH, u BrosaHs!. 100
slsN and Fo1l IA. corner TboGpto@-
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DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE IN

ATNEW-HAvEN TO LET-Tae Cottage or O~ien'
place, near George -. COW occupied ny i1i ta's-.
PossestiOn given Lot OF May Ifs locs Ion u 10 - p,
ern part OF ana is one Of tbs pleasures, ~ s.of
Ne tired situation. T. embraces most OF .a
country house with ihc advantage 81 Del's $500 ,,lv
mitusswak u the center a ne cry 70 tt.so ~
from h. oero, Of The New. fOrt ana No~ 49, is
road Niss Com.tocts Seminary ior tOVot - in
within baf block Of H. Isis -, ICONS
aTeinS,yg bstlipgroOtn. With hot ana eoa &c %
tsmsrous psSuss and closet. on tns s.ns 40, suc
hehen arc large dry cellar u nesle1 VII ~
osSs. range Ia Iitchen; excel wei .. aver az
30 ,sfeT from which 10 brought 100 the mousse
81 g,,osnds are ornamsrled with abundant Towering
snbs choice ruth grape, slrawoery rGsp6srry an
-, vess si OF which 50 rttrae order To good
srso The rent will 10 reasonable. For further parlcQ-
az ropre OF tho subscriber The premises or OF h.
~ - sfisyyskMf w WADsWORTH.
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B-A CriLroN Aaetoneer
EOUTH-BROOhLYN LOTS.-E1e,u.

~ f,rs sale To b. Ior a. suction on FRIDAY, Ae-s
%. 1851 a. O o'clock The NJ chsuts exchange Nss
Ycrk ly COLE & Oh LTON two vallsbs bqis.T.
Lots, on Harrison - b-tween Court ard Clinton crsrae
IS oturg Tompkius Place. These 'o's are surrounds
by the ureest1ry Dwellings, at beautifully situated =.
he North side ~ lc street. ana nmtndng ran Of -
entire lengt. 90 TOmp cs psc- Two hirts Of he -,
chsse mi rv can RENE q bond ard mort ysy- a -
csr interest MAYS can pa kad ot the AaclOneer. a
Waist lsi'l as hi.
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SCHOOL English. French. and Clss-
- .cs Boarding snd Dag School Tor Young La5,-s an
derhiit sveuu- G ifon siaenis.aro. VI j. y WIZ
PdDcipaL The Sumner Session viii c3mmenrs hsy ID
g. @ close July 81 ., .,,,-,., , "a g
CircuIsrs may be hsd a. CLARK, AUSTIN GO.
Book Store sf5 Broadway, and a. ne > s,noo, -
cv rs Broadway. y. Y. al I'm u VASE"
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I ONDON ART JOURNAL for Apil,

1T UNUUIV I'M JOU NINhL IUI Il PTS
u 4 Couiaining three hue Inc eDgrRvings.
ChsmherIs E1'nburs b Journal March.
Civil Engineer and Architects Journal, April
London Mechanics Magazine, March.
Dickenss Househo d Words, monthly part
household Narrative.
Household Words, vols. and . cloth
Monk ard W6shingto by GOzoI
PiekeTugs Races OF Men.
A.. London Journal Of Design, April
The Builder, April
Adams Poole Guide 10 London.
Adams Guide To Environs VI London.
Colnus's Map OF London.
Nesles Rudimen,ary Series fresh supply
Chambers Papers for the People.
st received by the Baldc-Engiish Books and Period
Gals imported TO order promptly aud favorable terms
sy CHAS s FRANCIS \ co,
s23 awks 252 Broadway.
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LAwRTNog, Arctoaecr
nAINTlNGS--B +. Z. WRENrR

II co Valuable cole. i1a of Paintings 10 he G.us-,
Of tie SCcerf Library corner Le0nari-st suf Brost
vgav. on THURSDAY and 3lOAY EVENINGS Ap-I
2eh and 15t a. a O'Clock Tn, tu's bsaIlll colec -
was rec nfy hEgt .rc1 the Continent of clroo. a.
Il probably Tie finest ooesNon o. modern pictures evs-
offered sale 10 t.s city, AID eminenily wOgaya pacs
In he fue, city and country residences. Ladies al h
zsus ale invited 10 examine hem a. a.
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r NUlIUNl tuNtIIIV'
EURNITU RE, PIANO, &c.-F.
h COTTON will sell THIS DAY, (Wedle'dayl April
% at Ct O'Clock ae6 twenty second.st near FouuhaV,
the entire Furniture OF ismily declining housekeeping
end viii embrace in part OF one rosewood plsnoore la
per glasses Brussels threeply and ingram carpets "a
cloths sofas, center card, dining and Tea "a
bes window eurts!aE marble top dress bureaus Ffe1ch
bed,esds wsrdrObes wsshsands feather beds hair nat
tresses mante solar and hall lamps, girandoes China
and glassware table cutlery, bedroom and Kitchen fa'
mre &c Calslogues giving more tu particulars will he
ready at o'clock IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
JAMES COLE, Aucuonser.
BUILDING LOTS.-MONDAY ADri
B A CHILToN. Ancaoaeer

n
i OTS.-Peremptory sale Of thirty-one
ALols Of Ground, By order Of Administrator COLE
L Chiffon will sell a. Auction, oa WEDNESDAY
Apr 49, a. l. o'clock, a. Ile hsrcnknn Exchange, the
following lois Of ground
AdminisusIors Sale under Inc direction Off. n PELL
Esq, Administrator.
loT on the N. w. eorEer Of a9ds! ard B.oomngdGle
road.
lot on the north iide Of 82dS adjoining the above
lot on the west aide Of TING az between lzOin and
I2lstUE
lOls he east side OF FOsrh AZ, between 37ts aud
sah ala.
los the south ride OF 33lhG.., asjoi1ng the s. l.
corner Of FoCrth-sV. and 83thsL
lots 90 NE weR side Of Six!hlY, between l05d and
leah
ots on The south nce lO4hsi. 10 q wes, OF sK.hsy
lots on Inc NeiI side Of F'h.aV, BET Teen Stat and
lots AMI gore lots OF ll5th 100 feet Of Elev
enth sy
0u OF lie nOrh aide OF 56sIt, 100 fee! OF Lex.
hgton-ay.
loi on loothst, between Fi'th and SIKH avs, 3 BY
100 feet
fEINs-5o per cent can remain On bond and mortgage
or LiIhoerspnic Mas and further psruculsrs apply
y suciioneer, Wsll-sL 1911 ala =
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EURNITURE.-(Ssle postponed from
Il Mon lay. on sccount o. he sgor n )-cOLE cHIL,
Al % White o. reSr Broadway. all the Furniture tansi
10 sid house consisting Of Brussels and ether Cupes
on Cloths nshcgRry Chsrs, SOFAS and Bo9keases Pier
tilssses China and GiSss Wsre. Tables, Man e. Oua.
rnens Window Curis.ns. tal Lamp, stair Ctrpes asa
the usua variety OF Bedroom furnure, together wild e
Kitchen Furniture All Oflss shove ~ eIcc.el order
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