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(IRCIs-iAslLt OAhDtN.-u llc thiAhiNi IN
10 spr<sf in perform THIS AFTERsOos and
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Found DADA Scotch woman, g. yesrs OF age
named Jane Doughey found dead Sunday eveunf in
the Basement OF No 81 West Bro4Swsy Coroner Gamble
Yesterday held ques upon the body when appeared tbs,
she had Iona been very iuem ia her hso The jury
rendered q verdict of F" Death from intemperanee."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

GoIyG THE WHOLE Hoe The Erie Road last
week brought to the City ten thousand seven hundred
ard forty three live hogs. These butohered in
this city the hams cured for retail here, and the lard
and portions Of the fat meat rendered, and heads
feet and ribs back bones and vers are sold TO eat
fresh. Lean par.s, including a good many Of the
shoulders are cut into sausage meat, and very little
that is eaable and that is not, blood aud in
testpes,) are consumed by somebody. The sale Of
these parts, good prices, is what makes it an OBJ
ject to bring the hogs here alive.
Il. Walsh, who is preparing for publication some
biographical sketches of modern model lecturers will
deliver lecture at the Stuyvesent Institute this
evening.
Cattle MARKrT.-There was but small attend
ance al Bulls Head yesterday-only some 300 bull
locks in small lots. Tho large drovers and cattle
brokers were there-mere lockers on in Vienua-but
not participating. Having determined to change the
principal mark eidsy from Monday to Thursday, they
will bring no beeves into the yards upon any other
day The best cattle in the yards sold for prices es
timsted at 10 cents per pound for the meat in the
quarters. Our report Of Thursdays sales will be
given in Fridays Semi-Weekly.
The Board OF Aldermen met last evening a. T"
p. H., NATHAs c. ELY, Esq, President in the
Chair. and quorum OF members present.
Report of Committee on Police in favor OF inereas
ing Police force of Second and Sixth Wards was con-
CURED in.
Petition Of the Ladies Missionary Society and Home
Missionary Society 10 have the name OF Cros.-st
changed 10 that OF Park ct was presented oy Ad
HOWARD; and after a slight discussion, as gran ed
by vote Of - to ).
The Committee on Finance presented Tor aiopuon
an ordinance contemplating the payment OF ~ per
cent. on all contract work II progresses. oy tue
issue Of bonds by the Controller and reservlng 50 per
cent until the contract IL cOmpleted-which was
adopted by vote of 10 TO /.
Aneeting OF the New-York Young Mems Christian
Association was held last evening 81 Clinton Hail.
A.tor.plsce-the President, Prof CROSBY, in the
Chair.
The committee appointed IN reference to the Buffalo
Convention made report, and submitted the fcuov
ing resolution, which was adopted
R<,o.,d That - the general Convention OF tae f0aes
Msns Christian A~ecisos beld II buHao 10 IaSe sS -
the hert Of sycen Of central eOresponeenes
A..oei.tor .ppoys hen 10 al resp-ets
thar 30 far the hodnE Of eoevenrons sna aa
=, hosins Of such se3eiA eo1Ventions
PROPOSED fhey defer decise1 M s017 ffs0He~ 1'
A motion was adopted inviting Mr.. BALLAD to re-
nest his essay formerly delivered before the Assocs
tion, al their next meeting.
POLICE AFroN1xEyTs.-A number OF VACANCIES
VIII occur in the Police Department before The Il" OF
January The Commissioners mS last Saturday iS'
The purpose Of examining candidates for appointment
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MosDAr, Nov. Bpm.
TIE feature. Of the stock market reuain % Tor
The l.s week o, .vo-.hs tendsscy downward. win
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The subscriber will

50 5O-ALL THIS WEEK.-The subscriber will
receive nsv Pup, daily this west 81 50 for eourse Of tee
lssnus PLssaxssF and az % for thor0uEh eogrs- o.
double entry BoOkKEErDS oLTIR B. GOLDSMITH No ~
BrcAcw1y.
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The Rev. Levi Morse, of Deposit, N. T., hss &C
copied call the porse Of the North bspt 0ha'eA 81
,ksvuk
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The loss of Messrs OGrsdy is roughly estimated
at about $50 900. Nearly year ago they purchased
the establishment OF Mr. Judson for s3o,oos, and
since that time have put considerable stock IN It.
They are insured In the folio wing companies:
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the usua reactions Nearly al the fsncies are lowc<
to-dsy-the Second Board closing heavy. Ere snA
Central show the most marked decline, the Aisr
closing a; about sol and the former q, 33l e5Jl HN
lem wac steady 81 "a Hudson River -, Panama s0k
buyer so Reading 67i &c, all sh0 sing decline
Nicaragua and Canton were also lower, and Cumbae-
lspd declined 10 ssI, lower point than has besa
touched for looe time In Railroad Bombs The sales
were sS5 600 including 30 900 H. Central At 66 s6Si,
W. Central sJl Erie, 1871, a. 20; $4,000 Psnsms
bonds sold a, go part speculation sales, on buyers
OPTION yirgirias continue 10 come freely on the
market from Western Banks, and si5 900 sold to-day
steOaeoi Some short Ohio Skies sold si sSssSl.
In Exchange there is not much doing and rates arc
heavy Sterling asi y cent. Francs alSsalsl-
There is better supply of Southern bills coming for
ward One house has notice Of $50 900 from Nsw-Or-
leans or the wsy. and other houses are receiving -
come extent The English buyers are beginning to
operate in Mobile and New. orle and some crssrs
are being filed there also for Manchester Spinners-
The amount received at the Sub Trs ssu<y was
sl55 O2o including ESQ 900 from Cincinnati and sia.
600 from Oswego paid, eos s7o balance, sSs1s 7is.
At auction to-day 400 shares Brook Rairo I'd sold
at s5, and the following bank stocks:
go shares Meehsnics Bs.k Of Williamsburg.
% .s.Es. Shoe and Le.hs, B.ns .....''''.''
~ shares OVesn Bsnk. ........................S
In Fneighs there is not much activity and rates are
as before quoted.
The Weekly Bank Statement anticipated.
shows further contraction of loans aud gain Of
specie. The Deposits have increased, which is co.,
trary to general expectation. The specie Is nov
Yearly $500 900 above the lowest point. The COM
parison with the previous week is as anuexed
No "a ,a, ..I LS Ca sa gs S So 1s7is sssis;
Nov n lsSt s7lfOS2 lo41lS1 slsi.aH 81 sSa $50
D. a. n,a Irc SO asi Dee 81 $40 Inc SIS. SO
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La " .INTELLIG ENCE
49, - 49,. =, I...,L n.,n.r.{n

SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge OAKLEY.
George Apdrtws Sgt joseph Bernsein -
To recover for quantity Of caps sent by Mrs.
Lewens,sn esim sss yned TO psntf 70 deensstt Of Cali
foru r sale but Doeeds accounted for The sending
en- receipts tie soods deied Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
subject 10 the opinion the Court For plaintiff hessrs
L. psugb Andrew. For defendants, MessSs Tssssrd
PiIekEey, and JoschiGSsen-
Before Judge BoswoETH
CLAIM on CONTRACT.
A N. C. Smith sgt the City Of New Yort
In Ie47 James W Smith had contract with the
CORPORATION to paee in Maiden lane from Broadway
20 East River si There clause 10 the contract
that City called pay damages for oJdes TO
cvduas a1sns In the construction OF the
sewer or otherwise pacsd 20 expense daring the
construction the should be deducted RON
the Be pad the contract owisg to complaints OF
obstctons the the City caused portion OF the
earth which beeu thrown from the excavations TO be
hsd sboat $500 damage cellar oy
overflow OF The Of Ss6 81 Ia eooseq aenee Wa
deducted the asd he balance 1851 81 PAID
Since period Court Of Aopeas Gin the case OF Pack
m CerpoTson has decided that the case OF contract
OF the Kind liable for DAMAGE that may arise
bot The alone smeuabs Thi, suit brought to
recover sl6 g. 1.-THE claim ssfned to plaintiff, on the
ouud the CITY paid the 10 its wrong Test.
nony sealed verdict this oreooop For plaintiff
Mr. John Graham; for defendant Messrs Tuesernan aud
Rigs
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PoIIcE AFroISrxrS1s-A number Of vacancies
VIII occur in the Police Department before the l" OF
January. The Commissioner. met last Saturday Tor
the purpose Of examining candidates for appointment
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r. Walsh, who is preparing for publication some
biographical sketches of modern model lecturers will
deliver lecture at the Stuyvesent Institute this
evening.
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Foorns,-Tota amount Of Capital, Nov. 10, fHBH 90.
Tots .yerge amount Loans and Discounts. Nov IL esq
III go Ttnl average amount Of Specie Nov H. ti0l53
Total syeraxe amount Loans and Discounts Nov ls tsflN
1874 Total average amount OF Specie, NOV 49, tlOS0lbH
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03
VOL, l---NO l35. TERMS, S4OO
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing,
w II o l. ES A LIE AND RET Ali,
nElNSu Ei MER & CO.,

4 T their extensive ard hong established Clothing
n Emporium, Jefferson street, burlington, have
just received and opened their
Fall and Winter Stock OF Ready Made Clothing
Which for variety, quantity, style. and price. viii
challenge competition with any assortment in the
west. Their supply consists in part us follows
COATS.
Fine cloth frecl dress, box, and sack coats all
coors. Cashmere, plush, beaver, and cottonade, do
Also, large stock Of oil cloth and gumeasic coats.
PANTS.
Black do, skin, fancy casssimere. fancy cassinett
sheeps grey and brown tweed pants, as also other
varieties.
VESTS.
kinds and quelties. Fancy ,ilk and cloth do, fine
silk and plush do. velvet, cashmere, tweed, and cas-
net vests Of all colors
Hats and Caps Of all kinds and qualities.
Linen Shirts, Silk Handkerchiets, &c.
Lind do. and large stock Of handkerchiefs, of all
kinds and colors. E4
UnGer.ciothing,
consisting of silk, cotton and wooIen goods-alarge
and general assortment. -
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, AND UMBRELLAS
to suit all tastes, and plenty of them.
Also, Buffalo Robes, &C., SC.
This is the largest stock ever brought to Burlington
Call and examine and you shall not 70 away on nc
count OF the prices.
Also. large and varied assortment of CLo1ns,
CAssIMEREs and VEsTNGs Of sli kinds and color for
making up to order. E
A skiiful cutter and f,ter-;Ir. J. NJ. Neely-
will superlntend the making up department.
Iallors and seamstresses wanted--any number If
good hands. HEINsHEIMER Il Co.
Sept. q, 1854.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03
Two Acres of Ground
j A sb a II q AIM.

laid ground is ;ocated within few rods Of the
burlington and Missouri Railroad. The whole Of
this lot is level, and will be sold in body, one
acre or one-haf acre lots in lots Of 5O< 100 feet,
as pu chasers may desire. One half of the purchase
m ney IN hand, the balance on time. Title indis-
putabe. Enquire at this Office. @@
April 'ql9 1854. 'sae@
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03

Twelve Years a Slavc-A narrative of solomon
! NoraraI. citizen Of New York, kidnapped in
Washington City in lS4l, and rescued in 1855 from
cotton plantation the Red River. in Louisiana
for sale at MIXER l. VAN METERS
june 6 Book Store.
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TESTED BY THOUSANDS ANNUALLY. w
AND NEVER FOUND WAN TING.
~ ISTAR'S Balsam er Wild Cherry, the aeknow
W lelged remedy for Coughs, Coulds, Consumption
If the Lungs. Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night
Sweats. ac. de-.
Physicians often acknowledge that this remedy
stands mt the head of all Others in the of dis
ases of the most dangerous consnmptive character.
and thattin those If less alarming nature it is sci
dom kn.wu to fail if Judi iously applied
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03
II Ell d.!
Youth aud Manhood,

A vigorous life, or premature DEATH hinken on
self preseryation--Only 25cel t.
1t is a work emnently required as means OF re-
forming the vices Of the age in which we lve Also,
NATURES GUIDE.
With rules for the Prolongaon of life, just from the
-, Press.
letter with remi tance Of 25cts or the value in
postage stamps, addressed to--Dr. Kinkeln, Ph:la-
.elphia: will secure copy If either of the above
books by return of mail; IL copies will be sent free
Of postage FIR ST. Booksel ers. Canvassers Travelling
A aepis, &C.. supplied wholesale at the publisher
prices which admit Of large profit
III CO Az letters must be postpaid.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03

UST RECEIvED-Asp splendidlot ef siIks, lawns
y gloves. mitts, hosiery, Ribbons, Ae. by -
adril % ssssoYg KIMBALL co.
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IlF. subscsibers Manufacture and keep on hand
large assortment Of bells suitable for churches,
academies, factories, steamers, plantations, etc..
mounted with their improved hangings, the most ef
ficient in use. Their establishment has been IN OPP
peraion thirty years. having turned out nearly ten
thousand bells averaging 600 pounds each; and Its
patterns and process of manufacture soperfeeted TO-
seher with rec ent improvements that its bells have
an uneaualled reputation for volume Of sound and
quality Of tone They have just receiyed-January
fs54--the frstl presatnm ia silver medal of the
World. Fair in New York; al bells this conn
trv or Eurore-ffaving = laIge assortment OF belit
~ hand. and being In immediate connection wish
vmtes in all directions. either ralroad canalor river
nd but hours from New York, we can execute or.
@'S's VIZ" A. MENEELY'S SONS.
mar.o,54iy West Troy. Albany co. N. Y.
Raymon.'kie. gen ts Chicas. IL. J. Narzro@ Co.,
MILWAUKEE, Agents. sFhI = z0G
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

:, ~, ,riheis who do pot give express notice to =
5, ,ntr,rr ar, considered as wishing to continue the
subscription.
n,riod,o the pub' isher may continue to send then
9ai' all arrearages a.e paie'
g. yT snhscribers neA lect or refuse to take fhci'
periodicals sra,a the oice TO VIII ch they are directed
they are held rsponsiblc till the nave settled To
bill and ordered them discoi, tnued -,
L. If ,uh cribers remove to other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers aie sent TO IN
former direction. they are h III responsible
s. The cor~ts have decided that refusing 70 TAX
periodicals Fl the Office removing and leaving
them nncall. for is prm. facia evidence of inter
tinnal fraud.
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LYONS AT(lAlRON

F.r preserving, restoring, and beautifyng the hair
is the most delightful wonderful article the world
ever produced. Its astonishing success is without a
precedent in the history Of the Ne terra Medica Dark
Of admirers, mark this ladies' Is the universal eject
of the Kathairon. Bald gey head were perfectly
a=tonshed. :" The Kathairon has fully restored my
hair after badness Of " years A. j. CORTLAND.
rs BOND st. N. W The Katharon is certain cure
for Nervous headache, and all cuaneous diseases.
Sold by all dealers everywhere Ily it. Price orly
29cts. in large bottles.
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway N "
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..3-as Il BURLINGTON TUESDAY OCTOBER 8. 1854
UNDERTAKING.

'THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
1 citizens of Burlington and vicinity. that he is pre-
pared ofurnish ut the shortest possible notice, collins
of ever, description, on the most rea soma bic terms.
READY MADE COFFINS constantly on hand.
Hearses and carriages Furnished when required.
Ns- Orders received at Adam Lannon's Furniture
Store, vest side Of Maine street, between Jefferson
and Valley streets. r. THORN.
Jan Z, tw1y
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DNESS UOUDS.
s)S pieces figured Lawns, SO pcs Lawn Patterns,
~ l5o pes Printed do, so Barge Dclaines,"
y :. assorted Popllrs. fer sale low by
march l8. J. s kTMBAaL & co.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-03

ADY HUNTINGTON and her Friends, or the
L 4 Revival of the Work of God in the duties of
Wisely, Whitefeld, Romaine, Venn, and o.hers just
received at [april l3] CORSE'S
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rG,,ric, school Journal Of Eaucat,

UiNtIicl school JONFNAI OF Educ0tICh
Of the state Of lOWae
sHE object of this Journal to promote the Inter.
ests of Universal Education in this State. This
will aim to do, in thrcefold manner: Firstly-By
furnishing that kind u nforma ton requisite foi Pa
rents Guardians and School Officers, in they
NAV properly discharge their respective duies: Sec
ondly-By assisting and encouraging the Teacher in
tn, isehargc Of his rdnous profession: Thirdly. By
Offering instructive and Interesting the Youth
Of our state snthat they may not only acquire taste
FOR reading hut at the same time gain thai informa
tion which they will 81 much require in afterlife.
That such Journal has long heen needed in thin
State IL fact that be donbted and it il hop
ed that the Friends Of Education the tate
will give ii a liberal support.
| The Journal is comps ,sed Of 16 pages royslocf ss
the terms af $10o per year, invariably in advance
N8- MrJ. L. CoRsE, Of this city, is agent for tbs
publisher sa ara Eg Feb Is, Is 53-bp .ly
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August l 1854

pAraSOls.
THE attentionpurchascrs of is invited to the large
L assortmont of Parasos, justreceived Among the
assortment may b. found figured, plain, ,changeabe,
md watercd Of all colors and signs. ~
June 10, '53 .| MICHAELS CLARK
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N. sesf BJeck'> Book of Flower.
lust received and for sale at COkSE's
u april s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

to the springs from the Surrounding country AMI
the different routes of travel-reople laboring un-
der rheumatic, dyspeptic, and all kinds Of chronic
maladies-the first association II awakens in the
mind, is that of the pool of Sloan.
The hay crops are looking remarkably we'll.
Clover will be heavy and the timothy fully an ave-
rage crop. 1t is perhaps, too early to speak with
certainty Of the grain crops but i one may Judge
the winter wheat, In particular, promises well.
The trade on the Welland canal is much greater
than during any previous season. The down
freights are paying handsomely, being mostly wheat
and -four destined for 0gdensburg, there to be
transported by railroad to the seaboard; and from
the vast quantities of wheat in store at Chicago and
Milwaukee, besides what is contracted for in those
places, the prospects that the down freghts wn
be quite as good the whole season. 1t is c0ntem-
plated to enlarge the locks Of the canal to the Same
size as those now being built at the Sault Ste
Marie.
The defeat Of tie Canadian Ministry upon the a.
ed. The Premier, Hon. Francis Hincks, is the
most able minister that has ever sat in Canadian
Cabinet As a statesman, q diplomat, and imam
cier, he has c0nfessedy no rival 1t was generally
supposed from bis past good generalship that the
Ministry would have been safe for another session
against any such awkward c0ntre temps as that
which has just happened. A dissolution will un-
doubtedly follow, and q new Parliament will be
elected in time to assemble in autumn.
Events seem to foreshad0w an early union Of al
the North American Colonies in one grand c0nfede-
racy, with probably an elective head. Lord Eigin
is known to favor the union, and the recent elabo-
rate and eloquent speech Of that political Hercules.
the Hon. Joseph Howe in the Nova Scotia LegislA-
ture, has done much towards opening the eyes Of
oil classes in the several Provinces as to its great
importance.
The approaching Convention of Delegates at
Montreal has quite as much to do with the further
ance of this question as with the settlement Of tho
reciprocity measure, although 0stensiby called for
he discussion Of the latter. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

though the Collector was aware that the language
Of the report given by him. verbal in writing had
been altered by the Captain General to make 1t con-
form TO his views tt1
These people cannot come forward. and, if sought.
they will not do so-although perhaps privately
they would confirm this a. well as other things that
have been covered from the world by our learned
theoogian and reporter for the Council Of Ministers
Madrid. Should Dir. Marcy fall into the laid
for Tim in this matter by the wiley Minister. and
send out for more proof, he will not be able to get
it. The man who asks it knows full we'll that II is
nonsenscal to suppose that the proof can be had in
this colony when the necessity of concealment is
known The vessel was seized her matches violated,
and her cargo consigned to confiscation, to ill the
pockets Of the Collector and Garrch, long before
the hours of the law had passed. They did not get
the money, but they have both been paid with posts
where they can plumber ad iiba,m. The Collector,
for his jniquity, has become the Royal Intendant
Treasurer) and Garich, the potter Of the seizure.
is our Collector, and they win make bay while
the Shines" OF the French division Of the pro-
tectorate powers We have the French frigate Pene-
lope and the war steamer Acheron, arrived to-day.
We all beat to quarters at the wharf and felt nicely
and safe, although we do not want their service,
since we have so far advanced with negro soldiery.
MAZDA MAS