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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

We learn that Gov. Reeder will be in Kan
sas on the 5th Of October.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

fOhAL j ADS, necklaces, arme,s and tics, wi |,
- ana without iockets, n good article by
sept. Il, 81. A. w. & CARPENTER.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

( ,OLD PENS--Just received, a good assortment of
Bagey's gold pen all of which are warrantd,
for sale by A. ". & w. CARPENTER.
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l. loME PICTURES, by Mrs. ocnscn, Just 70
l i. siscd and for sale at CORSE'S-
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NOTICE.

hereby author.se my son, Johnscn Pierson, to act
~ my agent in the management Of the concerns IT
the HAWKES. Office to make contracts, collect
claims, and pay debts, in my name, and for which
will be responsible. JOHN IIERSON, SR.
Dec. "a. SO.
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4a4.675

nd the free States, you will observe, hav e
set free no more than the slave.
The reply of Mr.. WISE to the last I'M erroga-
tory, is full of practical advice to amalgama-
tionists, and should be adopted by them as
the rule of action during their future lives.
1t is as follows:
5th. els emancipation desirable or possible
in any view of it, if tne blacks are to remain
here:" | answer no-em alphabetically no
desire every one Of them, for their own sakes
as we'll as the whites, to remain slaves whilst
they remain here. | have emancpated one
and will never emancipate another. They
are at present fit only for the pat iarchial
state of Southern plantation. They are
capable at present of a state only of pupilage.
They can never amalgamate with the whites
in this country, The cross is hybrid and
against Nature. Nature loathes mulatto
as much nearly as she does a mule. 1t is
wicked to encourage mixture of the races.
We can free them as fast, and faster, than
they can be colonieed in some land of better
promise TO them.
DO good there, sir, by setting Boston phi
lanthropy to work in other directions than
to aid runaway slaves. Put them at reno
wing the beam out Of New England's eye, |
Of furnishing vessels and cargoes to the Bra
lillian African slave trade. Teach them char /
tv to masters as well as slaves--to men of /
heir 0wn race and blood. Teach them to /
all in with Gods Providence in restoring
civilization to Africa, by aiding the colo
lization Of the free blacks from the Uni
ed States at Liberia or elsewhere. Teach
hem to obey the laws, and not to teach
ur slaves not to obey their masters. Teach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

7 OST-In or near Wall and william-sts., CHECK
u Of MYERS drawn n. Bank Of SewYcrk for $5on
No and dated jan "a 1854 Also TWO eioe sfLlS AL
psrsors esstone Asarss receiving
An. Of be nisopely
vstsd ~ leaving Ell heros be n Of them With MYERS, No
90 wills met rear Wall
DIN AWAY or STOLEN-A BAY HORSE, of
IL raSslirr e strong uhed about old VITA white
,l,ssk along hs rd sfle white siie
tlo wheeled DOCTORS GIG psny white cloth in
sc cushions rcd with linen lining the back s7ng
of uff WITH stained farncl; HARg put light
70 .i,n cover A reward Of SIS viii Re given
Or g. WATERMAN NJ. al Crtnaxt
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Cost ano fonn0.

FOUND, in BROADWAY LADY, GOLD
Il WATCH and CHAIN Inquire Of . ~. H.,
7 OsT-On Saturday night, Jan. p, between the
kerrs Of and oeoes bundle Of BILLS and REcEirts
u soins Of sd ard 9hsv to list ~ Hss 70
stt-sv lssh lsht 30 No cer.en
al r -. Said 10 person except the
sxrsr terai viii Ne paid 20 the hnder b. ssen
o. No 70 West isskst n n1Nhi'
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Nem publications.

T IPPINCOTT, GRAMBO & cos new and com
''''' eAzETTER Of THE UNITED Iss sTArE e
With new and superb Map United States engraved on
e: 4:
Gned that pJ'P,;sl.n
1 % wSR to be IS perfect possible every
psI|ssi and d.s asSsEs issue. e
their book before 81 the ample csn
f full I'd djs sssS and accurately arranged.
Mh this was r OF me- BOOK seo B was
the accumulated through the labor Of
s 81 .s EeS .ns
ss w wS hs I'll S recent Rss:
sny ~ aue over every other WORK
We therefore offer our Gazetteer confidently the only COM
s, L THF aTEps sIAaH
}" P"'"''' Publishers, Philadelphia
Or rh,o Re.s Tnass S S.s upon he
ps'f;l a''''s p .,:s' s,
MIs % &. Al: of tn. late ssmG. sOn
Of the Academy 2, SS a. seSd :sn
from Prof Los As, h u.d Compee
CHEIIJs IRISH BAR-PUBLIsHED THIS DAY
OF THE IRISH sa By De- s ss, sSn n sh:1a
lie svols Emo cloth Portrait and letter 81
s.S I'D s cSasnSs By %m gilmore sn,
cloth. Portrait o. 80.
THEOLOGICAL ESSAYS 1y Tr,dsck pnison Maurice Chan
plain, Of Lneolns Inn from the second London ea f ~
enlarged. lsne- cloth 81
SECOND PART OF THE Study OF WORDS by Richard
Sso'T . Trench g. IssST No ii. asd ia
Published This Day,
CDlNSs POEMS-Poems Descriptive, Dramatic,
LessrSsI{ and c9u'.sDplstive BY wm Gilmore s" VOLS
'|in'T e''h f''" On wedne.asyFeb1
OF THE Rsa sl s BY s A d. As Elton sn
vols, Emo, cloth PeIa, and Autograph Letter e.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ESSAYS s sy friedrich peni.sn Chan.
PLAIN Inn from the second London edition revised ana
,nlUsed. limo cloth 81
SECOND PART OF rHE Study OF WORDS By Rich
a sa:1 s Ri
7 lFE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAGA-
arab 6E ~ LIFE or WASHINGTON ia this
sux LoadsIS.ex The leading Steel Plate
SsEsI s'sad "a Her I:
s and oths high literary 'suacsaee give promise 0fa
ocss. order Of the following Me-. Yors Agents
SsiseE sES TOWNSEND P PEfcE 7w mans
RRIyAL of the AsIA.-AIl the ENGLISH PA
= s a. ns = I'D s ps
fssh s'f bs e :: gs.: 4 bsh ssaf T.p a
Of mans Mag &c Household Words soc essons olsc,
DsoS No ssoia or ss ssr: o G
lust PUBLISHED-NEW FASHIONS for FEB
rf1sk tEsIifs f nsDis s'p s.zsrrr
New York fhons containing Rnu.vnss .S eoiorS sell
S S. a ys. s ..5 ssS' sss
work Advance OF the Paris works received
Ill BY car the best fashion book IN th, eorarr-
Ofee NC. . yoans. IN. Y Daily Tin,s
nELISsERs DISCOUNT READY RECKoNER
Bookseller's Just published snd for sale BY -
GEO A. HICKS, s;afonef, Nc. s. yrxau-s
VALENTINES, VALENTINES UP-TOWN-In
exferve assortment of Valentines viii be opened J. A
TAYLORs Literary DtPS, No 49, zhsv between ss and ssi
~, wet side, Feb !.
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10 Wbom ii mar Concern.

THOROUGH, JUDICIOUS, and SAFE SYS
~ TEN Of ADVERTISING may be adopted at the Agency OF
yOLsEY b. PALMER
Thorough his sgency embraces most Of the best aud
most OF all cities aud principal
in arranged ard carefully tiled for the con
Of sodng choice selection OF any
ssrbe rrrber papers all available sections OF the country
III Judous his practical experience and observation
hin yalusbe reliable nation and I'm
portaSt facts gard the principle Of advertising its practical
the trade Of the several districts OF ne coantr the cn
ser circulation ard comparative merits Of the yario1 papers
adaptation the % different bus
suited advertisers for acquiring
publicity A.. ...,, os-,o.. a, -. h.,, M.
Of the country and authorized By the prooristo 70
male ard give receipts for subscriptions and advertise
mfrfa
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pOwERY EATER
ID Ths be-. v.nd summer and the be't heated winter
Of any Tfssssr in the city .r,,,.,o,.
Lower Boxes ~ tPSs, sst ss..s S. Pit ''d Gallery
EVERY xi kyES SoS's T ] ,s, MEEK
OF, IIEE xkoEo TIE Low+rTb, 3. RICE
UNCLE In vi PSF. ~ * ,,...
ss5s,s 10; p.s;1 i 5 iI' E p;..'''
$:,.S yLD <. M e Ass q rssis f es
TsflsSu viii Desin Of aunt Chloe
S.'lsig2 3 SdsE s ~ GgTisELy NEW
cs,. and orn.renlsl Work b. M J. Hsine. No ss
Ss ~ or an proved pueps introduced By co7s'
60 Of No ga q, sndss s,. n p..,, and wu,,n..,,
ss . ,e q nd 1 the sfsin a lie
.TYO0R CRITTyRs, Ia be willing to bear all have
I'd iSsd S ' y ss E sowEaY raEifER
you did not give me a CURL, EVA. Papa, You'll
break heart. they ere all ,So. AID dcs S%. give
p ss5 e. aVers pisbt stsc Bowsy ThssisT'
"ROw MANY WEEKS is OAR in YEAR,
uasa 1e sisSEs
illustrated every night at the Bowery Ihester
Yi,WO MOVING PANORAMAS. also Miss WHIT
LOCK Mn YE0M OMAN ,, ms WooDwAEoV I iog 9
sTON-s be in Uncle Toms Cabin at the So"EaY
Uncle TOM in CONGRESS.--We would rather
esrseer admiration, Uncle Tom and Aunt Chloe receive
the from the Log Cabin In front ct the TheseT
See them BY al means.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No
81 4 81 S51
n NewYcrs HERR DREsBACd vii enier me dens Of nus
Tss . a 4 u DC sd
sss's is'i o he won
NELLIS N without arms"
Open 10 M TO 10 r. NJ Admission - cens cnldren tn
der 10. half price.
SSIGNOR BLirZ -EXTRAORDINARYA TTRAC.
- TIOECome and Laugh al hearts are h;ppy sqyyss2s
No p.ftorm1Dces EVERY EvENlNo
., ~ and "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ATE MOONS ~
Entertainment 10 the City Consisting
81 vTNrRILOQUIsM RPfaTT RAPPiN6 MAGIC and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS Admission, - esns; children Ia
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w-YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1854.
forty-second Thoussud.


HOT CORN: LIFE SCENES IN NETWORK IL
IL LusrRATEDBJ soLos RoRIs.oS, with egh. Isss-isn
by N. On Price 81 IS.
The EIpen Coulter and Herald G. 10 attach ths
book, respectfully tmi, the public the socras spni'a
from Hssper Magazine for Jsnusy and the National Ntho1
Eaprirel
From HARPERs' MAGAZINE for Jsnusry
Hot CORN; Or Life Scenes Sewfofk illustrated y Scion
Robron eries Of sketches and drawn FROM ths lower
strata city life, Of shc haze already ssrsessd s
Of the public attention. they IL the columns ~
The Tribune daily The evidently
sctiye nation the Incidents Of daily life receive fresh a1f
ways furni'sd BY the psus ~retshedne vice
eIovoCd poe-s ia under his plastic as1 vans
he Iiciurts repose hss Of set nsae h.r e.
fidelity The Tendency OF the volume in7ress 1s reader
kindred vices s~tteu lively sympathy with TIE fallen az de-
srtoedio uste the Noticeable features OF hunssiy sTca
The reTors Inspire the htn;tro
It renewed ard brighter hope IL tbs d,hss o. Ms
nion tie and vas OF society In point OF rsy
this be psed for .rsmsc nd its Tzr
which quite while is de
uIEuSies sy effective b. s ters
and racy rseSor. tPu5hhed by Dc Wit Da,snP1T;"
From IBE NATIONAL MA9AZiNE (Aeihcist) -
"ToT IfTI SCENES STw-IoEK ILLUSTRATED These
stories rnoy familiar the pubic hrJBga the nsws2-Pes
the best attractions Of po5ulnr style We
eve however. We took to be
a merely truthful feien l. Is some relief 70 he sure 20
kIow that described did literally bat Tia does
redeem fiction. We will gay nevertheless thai Hot lrn
rqnb al ne b uor OF tae ns
sr.is tkch NE market Is begf1E ing u g5 .ad"
We could Of The rhu.e with the eaesams Of
The RELIGIOUS PRESS
from Al, tt Of the country but the above sasnt to show
The SPIRIT and TENDENCY of the work
DE WITT DAVENPORT Publisher.
Mes 100 and 1872 Nsssast
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forses, Carriages, &r.

DONIES.-For Sale, two beautiful Ponies, just
t,iyed from London packet ship LcnGon Can b. seen
10 As Eiizsbefhs- fer three days o. hAc1-
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Board ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentlemen Tiii &c
II w. rsm.ber they have sssssss IoS 1t sm 0s
onos open all nfht
FARMERS HOTEL, Nos 2i5 aud 247 Washing.
Il ton.st between Robinson ard Murray few Permanent
terms Transient Bosd 81 per day WV s. caAMBERLIa
KIYG's HOTEL, No % Ann-st., near Broadway
IA Open all night ooe second floor Fifty good Rooms AID new
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA.-The Revere House
the lsrses airy and eomnoioos Hotel IN Ha,sD.
.s,:.siy s,i.a Pss. Il. cssdrs sspaehs @
:. P.., a, c:,O HGs,s A , os ,s s.n: % %
ne landing Of passengers ma N RAYMOND proyiss.s
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Broadway cor. Frank
Inst. EewYOrk open for u. .csPTa'ts'oa .. ,'s
WI vi HEMINGWAY, Superintendent
A LADY will rent some pleasant furnished rooms
with without beard in view fBrosdw.y nssr Os.es Caa
No children All the modern improvements In the sols 81.
and pas the door Apply for one week at No - n' ~
ss.nee given aud reqeIred.
a LADY wishing to live in a respectable private
~ family would give several aosn ?, as sy 70 for hr r %
. GOO re esSs w " W. rrIsase oaic:
4 sMkILFAMILY Of the highest responsibility, liz
"A IN modern srs cIa. houIe !, one o. me ss. az
the town betssen "a and sr on & 80, ~
ue Of Who .ins . pay good psce
such and 10 produce ondous'sG rersne
xddress Z. T. L. Union place Po.,-osee.
DOAKD.-A Gentleman aud Wife, or small Family,
ID .a be accommodated with Roo In House with az
sS,n ss19ssn M nd s Bet given "a.
CURED -------------
DoARDING.-seTeralG Gentlemen ray be aceommo-
ID S.tsG With Board, 81 CHURCHILB5 TEMPERANCE Ho-
I'LL No CoesePsee. one fne for Gtntlemsn snd fe
DOAPD In SOUTH BROOKLYN-A Gentleman
ID AZ wife md two Single Gentlemen be Accommodated
vnh Board AID desst.s Rooms No q Tomprnsplses near
C.intoust
DOARD in BROOKLYN, NEAR the SOUTH
ID FERPYOre or tx sdie. can accommodated French
family where oppsunies will be offered sof
the Ftrfh Lex Terms noderse bsfsfeaes 'ea
BOARD WANTED.-A Merchant and two Clerks
- csdfe Board breakfast supper With Lodging Adrcss
PARK at Tribune OHiee, with tsrus 2sItie1l.rs &c
BOARD WANTED-In asprivate family, ior
une Office stalirg which mast Be- moderate DS-"As
house psrs need cot apply.
FURNISHED ROOMS-For Gentlemen only, AZ
No "a WL;,.< hsrdsoueiy furnished Room on ne seoha
Eeer; sso Al Bedroom No hossden tsxsn Dor
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6ouses Wante6.

COUNTRY HOUSE-Wanted 70 rent neat ADD
soux.ui,nt Hoase with 0.F1en Ia healthy tas,i,n not
NOR. n an ride from Newfok On Long lssad So1pd
preferred. Adars G. A DANA frb7ns once. ~.
VtyANTED-About the frat of May or june, and
w fr crs or two yeen Q gen,sel House neatly flothsf
and either In Book convenient Distance non oas
osshe rs or ofHewfok, or 70 the nsishoo
hood Of One vb stable attached would DC Pc
felsd The beat ofrereness will be gwen AdaIe" early D.
Box No. SC
WANTED to LET or LEAsE-By respectable
w family Nay house With the modern inPsosensn
west or ely between Grand aud Bsecksr
Tsfsr.1ess sased Address g. thk Office
VxyANTED-A snug tw0story House, In good re-
w . eihsr 10 rent or purchase be- located wlftia mia
OF The tsy Hal Fulton Ferry sfookyn Addrss " Noe
Frcnt-ss Brooklyn
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A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, able to gTe instruc-
"A tier he Er rh brspeh.s and Mss desires 70 oe.e
Teacher in pri ATE family Inc bees Oh eJ
epees kiyer. bsSress Box No Ice osse CT thspaP
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TIVE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART.

sPslton the most complete made BY person Of
AkEf1c Pictures By Guido De sienna "a D. ls7 Cins6se
Hsa NJ Psrusno Leonardo a. viad, Raphael Corsseso
4 D. njchlnc Salvador Rosa vssasqoss Natilia RrbsnA
y. ~. .ris,s Isly, Rsnsrssat ossas s.yslss Pos..
sso Yssask Ne. rs Broadway Aauisioa q csn.s.
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CAPTAIN CREIGHTON. Fine Portrait. See No. D
" NONTGOMERYS PICTORIAL TINES Price, cent?
Week OF TEE SAN RRANcIs. % saperb I'a1tr.on-
See MONTGOMERTs PICTORIAL TINES, No Prise, cents
THE ARCTIC CRUSOE By Percy st John Misnfcsnty
Tuftr.ted Sec MONT0oAERYS PICTORIAL TINES, Weekly,
The GREATEST and BEST ILLUSTRATED PAPER 10 the
world. See MOETG0MEbPS PIClUAlAL flh1S, Weekly.
Price only 81 81 per sDnuu
No published this day. .x-.- ....x.,-
No. Il Spruess'.
DOSES BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, IL vols,
IA s,o This edition just received and for ,ae By
BANGS BRO. Co.
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gJyO LET or LEASE-For FIVE years from MA.
next Store and Dwspg No i52 0,sndss, corner o. I'm
Alss house adjoining No i4 Grand with rear snoP sscH''
III. .hove xili he LETT OF separate Apply 70
i"s a'o'' W." JOHN q sEMON No i1 orsndse-
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by THE ATLANTIC
I'D CHAABYR'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL-December . cts
CHAMBER'S REPOSITORY Part Is -
TIE kEWCOMES By Thaekety No LikewiSe, Nos l
NOTES AND QUERIES for Dece ntsr. Likewise complete
TIE civil IYGIyEEs AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL
January.
THE BUILDER for d. cember.
LONDON WORLD OF fASHiON-Jsnusry 49,
new series of CHA1BERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL will
oouuenee with the No Tor January. IS cents
Epah Periodicals ard Books imported to order ponp and on
f.vn,shle term. CuAS s. FRANCIS Co.
No sS2 Brosdrsv.
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GpfSial Notifies.

A. of q F.Ths r. w GRIND Lodge o. ses,sr 30 y 10
liz s, Sezlop WEDNt 5oAf e, =
~ [ys yel,,vy Hal Grsnd 81 at oelcc. n
u a,sss JOHN ;. DAVIES Grsod sseret-Iy;
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- TON Come and Laugh al hss are hiPgy sqEy,sTs
o. ~ and "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ATE MOONS ata
10 the City Consisting
az VTNTRIi COUSIN sPfsTT-RAPPiNG MAGIC and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS Admission, Is esns; children ~
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no LET--A Boarding House at Yonker1 ntuatee
IN Grove on the bank az the Hudson IL enIireiy nsS -
,nyt Cor the purpose accobssass ~ OF ?, ps
tu os sn,.J Vail ths Hsiosd Depot Apply %
slo ""nn w" N'' Dr. ROBINSON. Yonkers, " Y.
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G4kcUS, No. 81 BOwERY-Boxes, 25 cents; Pit,
IN 3ys; keeryS Sssts 80 censs-Fra appearance !.
4S s9ns ESssst,isa wssds q Europe M.dlis
0 x!kklN0 aud On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON VIII -
eA sgbfecnt sf brilliant entsrsinrnnss Na1lle.
HAD2M An beautiful sstiea Il vaieIc Pe5rm
sNcu emmsnoe at oco<k.
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The occupations Of the New Directors are - follows
Jacob A. Weste,ve snip builder Mayor of the City
Thomas b. Siillnan, firm OF Stlman, Allen Co, Novel
~ Works iron founder and machine and engine builder
Dudley T.. firm of Persse & Brooks paper dealer and
manufacturer; William OBren firm of VIM IL John
OBrieD broker; Edward Haight Vice President Of the
Bank of the Common wealth John T Fari.h commission
merchant; VIM u. DiDsmore, firm of Adams & Co.'S Ex-
pres John Cornell Cashier of the Mechanics Banking
Association; Henry Hilton, lawyer Phintas l. Barnun
mansg ger Of the American Museum &c, &c, e., g.
John II White, lawyer; Mortimer Livingston importer
and og, Mt Of HAVE packets James u Brewster firm Of
Jas Brewster & Sons co4chmaker; George b. Butler
editor of TIE Journal Of Commerce. Warren Leland firm
of Simeon Leland q Co. proprieors of the Metropolitan
HOTEL Erastus C. Benedict lawyer and Pesient of the
Board of Education Watts Sherman banker Charles ii
HasweD civil engineer William Chauncey firm of William
ChouDcey & Co, merchants William Wheten Secretary
of the Crystal Palace Association Theo Se5gwick lawyer
President Of the Cry-ts Palace Association Charles W.
Foster firm Of S II & c W Foster, ioneers; Samuel
Nicholson banker with Brown, Brothers 81 Co; Charles
Butler lawyer Horace Greeley editor OF rnE NEw YORK
THIB,sr firm of Greeley & McElrath.
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a,oo+.3 for Tts n z Tribsne By Ms-,u Fay raoxs
Fat BoarS vs S5 80 81 600 Sch Nav Sc %
SO CITY '8 Sl slo0JResdng r. Co 10 10 ri sS~~
su,q Csbs 81 500 Lehish 10 s9t lsWIniason
r. o. 9Il so Lshish Zine, s5~n u 900 DO boz -
scbSyi Mv lsl Is Resdps as Io9 Do ~ 700 d. 80
a. ts md int giI do cash "a 1! Musbn 5err s5wn,
ga Il North t Ches and Dsi csasL ~
n r. rs 20 Co 20 80 Long Island ~;
3 MorTb Cans III 100 do Cash, l7 50 % b ~ o. sgsq
Canal s5u l.l Penn n. X, ~ do Bl sesay Nav
Pref n 81: IA 0rsrd Bsns IS Ia 2Bsnk Of Peans Us
gtoen 600 Lsbigh pa 10 yy " 900 Pebas 20 syl;
AGO matt w W % g5 f s5ooo Pi;i'barsh Coapea e.
ID an 50 reading &, 81 30 DO, b5wn q 100 susq csat
vi 10 Do -. n reDna X r b5~n -. 10 Man and Mech
I'd Booy yls S.yzaion 60 'sl ga $500 Do,
n Isl o. 40 do e. a. = GO Reading RSlroi Mort s. 49,
.s-u 50; $500 s,sq Csusles Sieo9 DO III tloo L.hsh
g. 10 ID s9! SIeO6 ebsh Mort g. III. 53l' 80 aorsC sns
M: 100 60 IS M SIS Rsdi1g Ralrosa b5wp az d, b.
M ~ DO b5 "a; 49, do 30 do o. 81 - sehaJ Nov
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Beaver Meadow r. t3t 10 NonsoHH r. s5wn eot 700 Le
81; 100 do. own q 10 Morris Canal l7ii Hpsun
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nre 81 ts 81 slss Union Canal 10! bid i6i ~ssf Steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
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AaBorr On suns., Str isa. xSrl.n,', C,,ssS, AbSs<
T ,rS. of,fs fmis those u he rue's .sph .ai he
Kelr Wa W Webb are Tespss,f'y 20 ,ssas -,
oouEyoisiER- On nl,y til. SA ms Adele c'1'vO''' 10
'hf H., gs md tho other cst an Of hs,
a.y The ;tb ms, sOei NJ from No 6 n" '"a'''
pILoS@or suss., Nmeh Gregory Dloa the 'si year 81
m nS ~itsor, further in,i seu 'ss,eesl invited .
rtsns lurs-,l 8 s. rsek Ssih,d,L ca T,a., ~
o. rs, s.S. at II, s'cices A ~
Ss. O. T Ts4 *. sS sil.e ss''
Hunt P;ss. Ms Ssh rsSfg !: ..', m,s ~.
~, wear engaged the 'rdy OF law IN tbs ONES OF AZ
IoRD- Brccilvn ofeoup rsrpoos sl,na.u ,o,ase'' ss
rergon. ard Mar. Ann Lord n si's =, .. % TO-
morrow Trsda,) ancTnoon at 0'eost from .Ae e;de,es 70
IoiNIsV On the Sch inst John Lolnes in tn, ssh ~
Ths relative. .ud fi.s Of family respectfully avissd.s
..ese be sne,s on ss'ss ps, the s'h ;,s., far.
s.s, s% = a.; ' "a = 81 ssSs:;
BHYBoLD~N.or Phip Esysold h residence, near e,.
lie about u NNH
Rsy the enisr7ns 'scaara, Of 81, Stats 81
Fl. ss r .s 1 sSsa 9 s. pr
SSr, n, h .tsn sr
by st9'sd 70 s Of men s.ss ,a5T tbs s.ss:ss.
,x s Of h spas a.. 10 the .ssuTo Of hi:
SsG, aSy so 70 ,t. the noble n,,a or
VARtAN On Moudey morning at the residence % her dash
In WVlnrsbrrsh usster Nafisn relet % he late jacob
Nsrisp IL tho 75th Ct her
friends 0fthe family respectfully Invited 70
I'd rnsrsi cm No e5 Gtsnds of Grahsn
NTsmshursh 81 "Wednesday, ct . o'clock y.
BUREN-O On Monday, the 7h ins, Of eroap Frs,css
John and Margaret Loufs Van Baen
The OF the smiy respectfully avitst
tie funeral this Jay tuesdsy N II e;ok nom No tis
10 Re,s Her will b. taken Greenwood r
MHITsON- On the s last, at Flstbush. James WhieA
formerly OF wil.msbursh. l. /, ssed ~ years
WlNGAsENon the 5h inst, ct Harlem cathsnae Ann VIA
ease y. AGED IS and nine months
Her will take this sernpon, o'clock from the
te.is.rce OF Alexander Pbos No 10 rhitd
rhdas The relatives aud ie njs
yi,rd 20 attend without further invitation
Sarah weea relet Of James Weed aged ~ yesr~
her inlsw Samuel Gaze on Monday morning
9Th inst
Friends relative. requested wthou, farther n,ltsts:
the rnes from Il Johns Epscoph Ohnreh Ssofs
Corr on Wedn, sLsv. Eth inst, st2 I. NJ -
WHFpON-On Mondsy, 6h inst, d Radcliffe whsdos, ONLY
child of ie Whrdou OF whocpins cough
The rea and friends invited to attend MS uRes With
cut further Harlem OF One Hpndet sM
Twentyfhha and Finh "Wednesday. 18Th lost, ct III
NJ Cars leave City Hall aleA NJ His remsins will be ssss
10 Cypress Hills Ger eteTy.
WEEKLY Rrrosr DEATHS I" ne c u BrOs, Cr The ss~k
M,Lxs s2 FEMALES tO AnuLrs 81; CHILDREN 81, .rots a.