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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

~ Two pugilistic characters known Is
ASweetuan" and aDutch SAM. are TO
have = 'spEixe-Sgat,' somewhere 10 the
seighlpshood q Buffalo for $500 side.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

@ A trotting match took place on
Thursday over the Centreville Course,
Long Island, between Flushing Boy and
Newtown Boy-ten miles out in Harness
The former won. Time S4.434.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

Domestic ExpoRrs.-The domestic
exports for the treasury year 1855, as reg
istered in the department at Washington
amount to total Of s246, ,7Os, ,135 Of this
sum SIS, ,842 ,423 was in coin and s34,-
ia ,995 in bullion, which would leave
sl92, ,s51 ,l35 for the exports of domestic
produce. Among the exports were fish
cries sS,5l7,S 1853; products of the forest,
81, SOB ,s76; products Of agriculture s4O,-
S29, ,402; cotton, $88,149,s44; tobacco,
sl4,7l2,46s; hemp, sl2l 800; hops, L.
$40, ,62O; &c;
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

GAME.-The Council Bluffs Bugle
learns that there are plenty of Elk within
a days drive Of that city, and says
deer are skipping about every woody dell
and quiet lawn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

UxEO.
+ At Yellow Springs College, Oct. 24th, Mr..
VIM. d. Braden. .lssEaa' =.
At meeting of the students of the above
College, the following preamabls and reso-
lotions were adopted: -.... ....+.,. .....
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty to re-
move from our midst in the bloom of his
youth, our fellow student, VIM. D. Braden.
Therefore, Resolved, That while we rec
ognise, in this dispensa,ion the hand Of an
Allwise Providence, who doeth all thirgs
well, and whose ways are past finding out
We also acknowledge ourselves deeply af.
ficted thereby.
Resolved, That, in the death Of Mr.. Bra
den, We have lost companion, whose ur-
banity and gentlemanly department has won
the esteem Of all; and whose memory will
ever be cherished by bis fellow students.
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathies, to the bereaved Parents and fam
lily, who by his death have lost q son and
brother, Justly dear to them. s1e
s DANIEL KLLPArR1cK, Pres.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

RAILROAD AcclDENT.-A train on the
Chicago and Mississippi railroad ran off
the track near Chicago at an open
switch on Monday last, breaking several
cars, seriously injuring the breakman,
who was caught between the cars and had
to be chopped out, as we'll as several 9th
er persons. The Journal suggests that
a gallows be erected at every switch, for
the benefit of switch.tenders, which it
thinks, would render travelling a good
deal safer.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

DRowNED.-Mrs. Rood; from the vi
cinity Of Fl. Dodge, was drowned from the
ferry boat at Dubuque on the 24th inst.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

Hins hundred troops passed over the @. 1
e. ~. % Sunday last, fos pssts . she
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

THE CHILLs."-A gentleman who
came the "overland route" in wagon
from the old Keystone State, informs us
that the people in the Wabash country, in
Western Indiana, and Eastern Illinois,
do little else but shake. The whole coun.
try when he passed through it, was like one
immense hospital, there being hardly we'll
ones enough to keep the sick ones in wa
ter, when they were "going through the
motions"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

s@ The Detroit Tribune says that Gen.
Cass has purchased the premium pair of
horses exhibited at the Michigan State
Fair, for $1,000. -:
The Buffalo Express is anxious to
know whether the General is preparing to
"run" again.
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n y. I LOCK " o 0 |
P. K. son,

MILL attend promptly TO allprofcssiona business
w entrusted to his care, in Des Moines and the
,urcupdngcountics. Special attention given to the
securing and collecting Of claims ALSO to renting
end dpayngt axes upcnreal estate, and redeeming Of
delinquent lands.
0neei iront room on second door Of Ebersol 1
Mcinnes building, Third street, three doorsa
" Barret House, Burlington, Iowa
Doe g-1y-bp -ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

~ B. B. Chapman has been nomina.
ted by the Democrats Of Nebraska, candi-
date for delegate to Congress. Gov. Il
zard has ordered an election for the first
Tuesday Of November.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

A BASKRuPr C1rY.-The city Of Phil
adelphia appears to be bankrupt, there be-
ing no funds in the treasury to pay the or
dinaty expenses ofthe courts, schools and
the salaries of the officials. In the Court
of Quarter sessions on Monday the jurors
complained that they could neither get
their pay from the city government nor
the warrants for it. The District Attor-
ney at the same time stated that neither
himself nor the officers of the court had re-
ceived their salaries since June last.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

"a Beg pardon, again, Mr.. Gate. The
list OF appointments was not appropriated
True there was no credit to the article, by
mistake. But in an editorial the proper
acknowledgment was made. Hawk Eye.
Very well, why didn't you say so before,
and not arrogate 80 much to yourself till
you were compelled to make confession, in.
stead Of pretending to have procured It by
"pony express" and sending it abroad in nd.
vance of us2-[ Gate. ~.
We shall make just one effort
more to make the editor of the Gate un.
derstand us, and if we fail we shall give
it up. By private conveyance, or spony
express" if you please, we received their
daily paper containing the list Of appoint
ments the SAME MORNING of its puBlica-
ton, and put it in type at once. Although
no credit appeared at the head of the list,
the following editorial notice was inserted
in the same paper.
"We give in another column the list of
appointments made by The Iowa Conference
of the M. E.. Church at it's late session. We
cut it from the Gate City of yesterday morn
ing" E1'fs,
We have neither appropriated anything
that was the Gates nor flched anything
from its columns. Neither did we at the
time or since arrogate anything to our
selves or pretend to have procured any
thing save the number of that paper con-
tanning the so much talked of list. The
paper did not then reach us for TWO DAYS
after we had published the appointments,
by regular course of mail And we then
said and still believe, that our paper either
preceded or arrived at the time, with the
Gate of the day previous, and that ma
jority Of the papers copied from the Hawk
eye.
There has been no Arrogance" exhib-
tied that we can discover, unless it is by
the Gate, and ifthere is to be any "con-
fessions' or taking back about it, it must
be by the editors of that paper.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

The TABLES TURSEp.--Thcre was q time
when we wer, indebted to Europe for a Dor.
ton OF our finest machinery, and foreigners
regarded American ingenuity at its climax
IN the production of wooden. nutmeps aud
clothes:pins. La,terly we have astopished
them with our patent rsapers and six-.hooi-
ers; and at last they have come to acknowl-
edge that our mechanics are entitled TO Yank
with the best Of their own. A further illus
tration may be given. Yesterday a sloop
arrived at this harbor, bringing from the
Jersey shore forty tons of iron machinery
constructed for use in Scotland, and the
same is now being shipped direct to !GIas.
gov. i. is designed for the manufscturc Of
lnd'a-rubber goods, process in. which
america is ahead of all the worid.-Jour. of
Com. 5F - ts f'so>
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BRIGGS & WHTTEI

BRIGGS & WHITE,
whslesals and Retail Dea8ess a,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. BROONR
BRUSHES. MATS, CORDS, LINES, RE-
FRIG ERATORS, BASEETS,
CHURNS, &C., &c.
e3s 4 2AO :. Mater street,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

IS HoGs-LARaE OPERATION. Lou
isville Journal Of Saturday says, we un-
d"rstand that one Of our pork house firms
sold yesterday to an English packer 2O,-
600 hogs at Sc from the hooks. An aver
age Of 200 pounds net per hog, would
make the aggregate amount involved
in the transaction s240, 900, This is, we
believe, the largest transaction that has
ever taken place in this market.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

The Gazette, Of this place, during the
State Fair, attempted to give little colo,
Of Propriety to very Insignificant and
contemplate affair, BY : glaring mistate.
ment Of facts. Il asserted that Mr.. Hal.
loway made political speech at Fairfield
instead Of an agricultural address, and
was interrupted and his remarks brough,
to close BY the very timely and proper
interposition Of Col Walker federal Of:
6ce-holder. This We then informed the
Gazette was false. But instead Of correct.
ing the matter, the pro tenn editor said
that Col. Thompson was away. Upon his
return he would set the matterright Col.
Thompson has returned-has been here
some days, and has not referred to the
matter.
The precise facts are: Mr.. Clagget, af-
ter the conclusion of the address, introdu.
ced this very vigilant Col. Walker to Mr..
Holloway. Immediately after the intro
duction, Walker made some remark to
Mr.. Halloway, not ia very high key,
which Col. Clsgget said was NOT GENTLE
MANLY. Our informant says that Mr..
Halloway took no notice of Walkers re-
marks, and that the Colonel. 50 far from
having rebuked the speaker, left, very
much crest-fallcn, ,smarting under the pro-
per rebuke administered by the President
of the Society, and with the consciousness
Of being the contemplate ass that he is.
These are the facts, as can be estab-
lished by numerous witnesses. Unless
the Gazette corrects its statement we
shall have to class it through the
medium of its principal editor, as a
deliberate and premcditated falsi6er.
We deny that Mr.. Holloway was inter
rupted in his remarks by any one and de-
nand the proof.
The Statesman,Ft Des Moines, has some
remarks about the affair, and INDUCES in
comments in regard to our article. The
number sent us, vas so badly printed, ,as to
be entirely unintelligible, and as matter
OF course, unanswerab|e. s,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

CHEAT IN SrocK-WEsrERN FasxsRs BIZ.
wARE.-Ihe interest awakened in regard 10
improved stock is being taken advantage Of
oy several unprinciplcd spectators, who
VISIT some Of the localities most noted for
iuil-bloodcd cattle, horses and sheep, and
bny up animals that are, at most, only mar.
tlai crosses of the better breeds. These thew
procure at o low price, and take them to ths
west, and by false representation sim them
OF for thorough breds at exhorbitant prices.
Farmers cabnot be too cautious IN purchascs.
They should require FULL, certified pedirrees
10 every instance, and also know Of whom
they buy. The editors OF new.paper, are
sometimes to blame for announcing the arri.
val OF stock from the east. with the character
OF which they are entirely unacouainted. A
Trend no further west than Central Nev
York, was recently diddled ont Of seyarnl
hundred dollars in purchasing st eisht IA
twelve dollars each o flock Of sheen renre-
sented ns pure Merinoes, which were scarcely
equal to several that he sold from h;s oid
dock at three dollars head to make nav
for the ew comeSs. ET17a7s7'
The above ID from the American Asy;ev,.
turist, published at New York CITY by tbe Al.
lens, one OF whom is editor OF The American
Herd Book.
II IS safe rule to put down all stock that
- sent on Tor sale as bad; and to buy no an
inal - thorough bred that Is not recorded in
Davy's Devon or Aliens Herd Book. There
= now very great svindIc going on In
shcep as well as in horned cattle.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
IN hand and made to order, warranted to cut to
10 thousand feet Of lumber ic 10 hours driven hy
our Portable Steam Engines.
p. w. GATES, 1 CO.,
teb.iA, Eagle Works, Chicago.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

STEAM ENGINES.
DORTAPLE Steam Engines on hand and m ade to
order, vis:-a.6, o, IL, and Is horse Power from
improved patterns, with Locomotive Boilers, and war
ranted superior anything Of the kind ever before
offered to the public. Price 500 per horse power.
P. W. GATES CO.,
feb. IA, ly Eagle Works, Chcs ro
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

STEAM BOILERS,
0F all descriptions, on hand and made to order
" Also Shce Iron Work, yis: Smoke Pipe. Brecch.
e, &c &C., made on short notice-At Eagle Works
Chicago. P.W. GAIT 1 co.
SteaDs indicators &. Water Guaxes,
EOR sale At Eagle Works, Chica 70.
Fcb.la. r. P.W.GATES AGO.
IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
w driven By Hosse Power and Grind. 10 10 i,
hs,se's pr Aosr. Price $50. Eagle Works, ,Chieaeo
kcb. IL. p. VI. GATES 1 CO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07
LAND AGENCY OFFICE.

LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
BROWN & LAHEE, Burlington, Iowa.
lIAVE complete abstract of the title to every
IL la and piece Of land in this city aud county,
Md will give examinations nt reasonable rates, buy
Ard sell Real Estate on Commission rent property Y in
this vicinity and pay the taxes thereon, &c.
We~ill give prompt attention to the collection Of
&Ms drawing and acknowledging deeds and other
snttngs. aud any other law business that may be
entrusted to us june 2S, lS55-bpy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07

/ 81 : = =
~ Il is said that our Post Master gets
5000 : year ior opening mails At night.
Will the Gazette tell rs whether this is
% or mott And true, win it inform us
when that functionary or his clerks ever
opened the mails at night,
/ Hoos.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of Satur-
day says: In the Hog market We have to no
tics very decided change in favor Of buy
ers. Sellers wers quite free to-daya at $3.50,
with no buyers. A sale is reported As hav-
ing been made At Louisville Of q, 900 head,
deliverable At buyers option during the sea-
son at $6 from the hooks, and the Courier Of
this morning reports sellers, who few days
sincc wcro quito firm at so, now offering
in;. ft.el5 a. Ss Ss,2s, % with gale Of l ,Oc6
head ut the latter figure,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07
STEAM BOILERS

FINISHED BRASS WORK.
4 IL kinds, vis Faucess Tryl cocks. Ste m VIII
"A ties, Oil Caps Globe valves. dc ,ie.,-at Ea Il.
Works, Chicago. P.W. GATES CO.
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/ j z z h 2 =
A CASE OF SrABBlSa.A man by the
name Of McQuail was stabbed at HEADER
son Grove, near Galcsburg, day before
yesterday, BY an individual Of the name
Of Gebheart, who made his escape. The
fuss grew out Of whiskey. Some fifteen
gallons had been stolen. A prosecution
was had, bat the matter amicably settled.
But on the return from the Justices, FIVE
of the Gebhearts and man named An.
derson being in one wagon, and eleven in
dividuals in another, the quarrel broke out
fresh, and general fight ensued, during
which McQuail was severly, and probably
fatally wounded.
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. er1sfes; cRocxER 3 BRoTHER 7; !; g.

1 TTORNEYS and Counselorr At Law. Collectors,
"A Land Agents, 10. Prompt attention given to
sssaem. - Office, north side Jefferson, between
Main and Third streets, Burlington, Iown.
us9,55 bpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21
MATRIMONIAL.


MADAM MORROW WILL GIVE LADIES PRIVATE
Vl lectures ON al concerns Of life; her predictions
are truly astonishing though abe practices nothing bat
What 10 reconcilabls 70 philosophy. II not sstisnsd
there WIN Be no ehargs ~ Bresns strss nssS Cannon
GsAtflsa nNt Aalitted -
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n'HRTTENTH WARD RELIEF ASsOCIATIOy-IN
i bebaf Of this station the Treasurer gratefully
acknowledge the receipt OF SALT IS being the proceeds
rom the several coilecons taken up at ST. Mary's
Church. corner Of Grand and Ridge streets Sunday
asst 18th inst, and respectfully tenders the sincere
the Rev. Thomas Farrell, pastor, and 10 the Rev.
Dr. Cummings, Of st. Stephens for his appropriate
and effective appeal that occasion, and also 70 tbs
charitable congregation present WI literally respond
ed to the appeal made to their sympethes
DANIEL p. SAMMS
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CToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON LAST EVEN.
- ing, two promssory notes In favor OF Messrs Ban
ham, Plumb Co, ~ r., dated August 40 and ssptem-
enty cents each This Ia 10 notify ell persons that sai
notes win not b paid By the drawers q the SAINT.
H0RNER BRO.
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MAMMOTH NEwFoUNDLANDs, KING CHARLES
M and Bsnheim spsIisi Scotch and Enxlish ter.
rers sporting Dogs watch dogs &c, together with
variety Of choice breeds, for sale also expressly for
stock at 2es water street. corner 81 Fusoa up stairs
gieass copy ths aAdrsSs,
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nFTICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, FEB 20, 1855
" Owners are wanted at this Office for the following
property supposed to have been stolen dark fur
victorne pocket diary for 1885, containing papers
mtmorsndums &c; one carpet bag, left n hack No l6
Also ut the First District Court Tcmbs Centre street
one large wolf skin sleigh robe With red figured lining
GEO. W. MA1sEII, Chief Of Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

II1HO WOULD NOT POSSESS A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
w of hair The receipt OF . medical preparation
which has never failed to restore the hair although used
In thousands OF The receipt will be sent any
direction the receipt Of letter containing Is cents
In postage stamps post paid to Dr. Ellis Broadway Post
Once Letters answered immediately.
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TJ,HE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE oPTHALNfCl
4 Sci DOL, connected with the New York Opthaimc I
Hos ptal viii be held In the Thirteenth street
College between Third and Fourth avenues this evening
Ftb. 2l) at O'Clock. Interesting addresses may 6e
expected from Professor Mott and the Hon c. g. Woo
hull President OF the Association and valeiictory by
Ir. Clay, enc Of the graduates after which testina
ais will be awarded to each member OF the class The
members Of the Profession students OF medicine and u
public invited TO attend Seats reserved for ladies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

NJ Office ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION. ID
against harboring or trusting any OF the Of
the bark Dudley Grey MASTER debts OF their
tracing will be paid BY the captain
L. il. SIMPSON SONS.
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w THEIRS PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
exchange brokers, Al and 43 South Third street,
Philadelphia. stock and Corporation loans bought ana
sold commission promissory notes and drafts nego
tated collections made upon all accessible points in the
country drafts on other cities, in to suit pur
chasers.
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nVUEND.-oFFICE OF THE CORN EXCHANGE
IL Fine and Inland Navig alton Insurance Company,
New York. Feb 10 lS6S-The Board Of Directors have
this day declared semi annual dividend Of six per
cent, payable and after the 1st March, at their Of
Ace, corner Of William and Beaver Streets until which
time the transfer book is closed.
W. H. WINDSOR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

"A buy a: sight for casa, rnercn.-dise, diamonds,
ewelry, plsts c: psfso' properly II any description,
IN sums from zen collars up wsras' oia sstaos ned
Broae way strand street. Terms Iii A., confidential
and safe-no humbug.
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OvERNESs-A SINGLE LADY, HIGHLY EDUCA-
u ted, understanding French and music, aud accus-
toned the management of children wishes to engage
~ goyerness, with family residing in California
Francisco preferred. Address California, Union square
Post Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

NANCY STRAW TRIMMERS wANrED-THOsE WHO
II arc accustomed to trimming children's fancy
straw hats. No others need apply to A. Leland Co.,
III Pearl street
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED BY MAR
NJ ried German gardener; he understands all branches
Of gardening and has particular practice in laying out
new places Please eau a. 31b Ninth avenue, Thir
teth street, third fcor, front Don't mind the
bell, Just walk up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

IMPORTANT 10 IADIEs-A IREssMAKER, WHO HAS
i fifteen years experience in the business wishes to
engage in few families, from the 1st Of March by the
tons win be attended at any time. Apply at ASS Eighth
enue, between Thirty fourth and Thirty fifth streets
op 6oor. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

INEXPERIENCED SEkVANTS.-FAMIIES IN BROOK
IL yn and its vicinity in want Of first class Protesta at
and other servants respectfully reminded that the
hrgcst and best selection in the city always be
found at AANNING'S Agency, 10 Hilary street. Brook
lyn Established under the most distinguished patron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

TSRENCH NURSE WANTED-FULLY COMPETENT TO
Il take care o. young children. One who under
Glands dressing ladies' hair preferred Apply at 164 Fifth
oveuue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

r Aw 0FFICE.-wANTED, A CLERK IN A LAW Of
Zee, Who has had some xperience in the business
md writes good hand. Address c. A., at the Herald
khce.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

DR. WHEELER, 0CpIIST, 4S6 BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Broome street. drvotes his attention TO diseases
OF the eye and the public that there Is
the disorders TO which the human eye Ia snb
ject Which ne cannot thoroughly and permanently
ofice hours: II AN to4PM Artificial eyes inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

M monds watches, dry goods pianofortes fur iture,
olive OIL teas any other property at the agency AMI
loan Office 304 Broadway Of Duane street second
floor, room No. Q. Confidence and honor may be relied
upon. Branch Office, 81 West Sixteenth street.
McLOuGHL.IN 4 O'NEILI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21

GIXTH AVENUE RAILR0AD.-NOTICE TO PAs5EN.
- gers. By City ordinance the cars are requested to
stop above the street crossing going up and below IL
going down Passengers requested to make II con-
venent TO take and leave the those crossing
the rear door, 10 leave them the side sd
walk, and not to jump on of while they motion
VIM EBBIr, superint sadeut.
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WASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUN : on cTRCaa sEO
~ Of sight, diamonds, watches, rich iewslsy ana
Fulton street, second floor, front ROOM fo:a . to
4P.M
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CA1IFORNIA.-A GIRL WISHES TO GO WITH A
~ lady or family will pay half her passage
Please call ut 81 Thirty second street. until the 9th Of
this month