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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

PoRrRAlr PAlNrINa.-Prentice of the Louis
vile Journal, in notice of j. K. Spaulding, the
author, says that she is the most grandmother
ish of all the petticoa,ed old hunbugs that bsve
We, straddled into the field of American let
,ors n e4sf 7ss I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

al Richard Busseed, Corporation Counsel Of
New York, has commenced q libel suit against
the Tribune, for All editorial paragraph, calling
attention to his course in the French extradition
case which appeared in that paper Friday morn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
DANYILLE SCHOOL,

THE Spring Term of the Danyille School viii COM
L mence on the first Wednesday of April, under the
charge of Miss Abby Wilson, Principal, Miss n. Y.
Turner as Assistant. S a
- Danvile, March 4, 1S57-3ts.
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re IN FIR vi A IL y
ass5 MILLINERY, &c.
Misses McELHINNEY e CANDY,

$50 (Svccsssors to TIC Missss SAdtc.)
DEC leave to inform the Ladies OF Burlington and
surrounding country, that they have received her
AL stock OF Millinery and Fancy GeoAs,
vmch VII compare fayorably with any similar stock
IN the city We hope BY strict Attention to business -
inertia share OF public patronage. Country Aiiinsfs
supplied on liberal terms. s5s5s 5a
9 Pinkng and Stamping dons to order. Aprrentiess
wanted. toreon Third Street, opposite old ztos y.
T. Church Burlington. Iowa. sep3o.uy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

HosAcr GarrLkr says that every one at Iowa
City who is not getting drunk Is getting rich, or
thinks no 10,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

rY Mr.. Ross has retired from the Mt Pleas.
an, observer, and 10 succeeded BY the former
editor aud proprietor, Mr.. J. T. Cook.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

y A bill is before the Louisiana Legislature to
allow the head of each family to take three
dollar newspaper at the expense of the State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

DEATH or THE ORIGINAL UNCLE ToN.-The
Indianapolis Journal mentions the death in that
city, on Sunday last, Of Thomas Magrudcr, an
old negro. aged about 10 years. He is sup
posed to have been the one who suggested the
name aud the leading features Of the character
in Mrs Stoves novel, "Uncle TOMS Cabin. =
This supposition is based on the coincidence of
name and character, and on the fact says the
journal, .'that Henry Ward Beecher, during his
residence here, was constant visitor Of ''Uncle
TOMS" well acquainted with his history. and
sincere admiier of his virtues. We have been
told that Mrs Stowe herself sometimes called to
see the old man. "Uncle Toms Cabin" too,
was the name Of his house among all his ac-
quaintances, and was familiar phrase here
long before Mrs. Stowe immortaized it. At all
events, we know that it is the impression with
all the friends of Mrs. Stowe and her brother,
in this city, that sold Uncle Tom" was the orig.
inal, or at least the suggestion of the hero Of
the "Cabin."-[Ci Gin. Gaz.
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So
PrnYidnnna
Baltimore March

The Rhode Island Senate to-day refused to re-
store Capital punishment except in cases of
murder committed in State prison.
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Executors Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that we have been ap-
IN pointed and commissioned Executors Of the estate
Of Daniel McCaughan, deceased, by the County Court
Of Des Moines County, Iowa. All persons having
claims said estate will present them properly su.
henticated and all persons indebted to sad estate
required to make prompt payment Also that the last
viii and Testament of said Daniel McCaughan has
been read in open Court and that the first Monday Of
April Is the day set apart by said Court OF hearing
proof of the same. WM. J. McCAUGHAN,
mar 4.2tw JAMES McCACGHAN,
- Executors Of the estate of Daniel McCauyhan
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W1Sh;ngtsA, Mar. 8. ri
Tho follosing = ~. Bachaaaeb cabinet, -
Icouhsnsd BY IL Gs.sts so-de1 Sss;sssary o.
State. Lewis GssS; Secresasy Of 1feasary, How
81 Cebs, Sscsssasy ~ War, JsAas r lloyd; Sec
rotary OF Navy. Hon. Isesc Toucey; S.csetary Of
Interior. jacob Thompso0; ATTORNEY General,
Judge Black, Of Pa; Possnaster Geperst, A. =.
Brown. Il
An asscmps was matleor the night Of Friday
the Goth. 10 overthrow the British ministry.
D'Israeli said that the estimate should be adj
iusted over q period Of the next three wears, 20
q 70 allow total repeal Of the income taxy the
pr,ncipai difficulties which > few DAYS SINCE APP
pesred in Q fair way Of settlement OF, ancxpec-
ted terms, having suddenly been negotiated win
the British ministry It PARIS, who vii! not come
TO London.
The French Govefument has instructed its
representatives at London, Vienna, s. Peters
burg, aud Berlin, to invite the power 70 credit
their resident ministers u Psris--tha, Pienipo.
tentiaries 70 settle the Neufchatel affairs.
The Conference will meet early in, March, but
tits feared viii be protracted and difficult OF adj
| justment.
| Nothing nearer towards the settlement Of the
Danuoian principslisies.
There is nothing new from Italy or Turkey.
/ The Russians are resuming war in CAucasia
and are reported to have received large ami
Of territory from Persia.
| The London Morning Post asserts that the
| government is in possession Of a dispatch an
1 nouncing the total destruction Of Carton by the
British. J. Arroyet Smith publishes another let
/ ter rslaAirming it.
The Persia brings large number of passen
gers. Among them is Lord Napier, the new
British Minister to Washington, lady and fami-
4 ly. sl
i Lord Ellsmore died on the 18th inst. in Lon
don. ils .. s 81
A dreadful colliery explosion took place il
/ Yorkshire; $50 persons were killed.
/ Captain Pettigrew, of the United States arm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

Considerable excitement was got up in Win.
stead last week by the sudden disappearance of
two little school boys, who it was feared were
drowned. They were found finally, seven
miles from home, drenched with rain, 'going to
California" because they had "such hardIessons
to GET" and were afraid of foggng at home
in case they did not get them. So, taking each
others hands, the little Ground a bouts" put out
for California, with perhaps as much calculation
as one-half that go to that delectable region
[New Haven Reg.
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NOTICE % sleek Men.- On and amer Mon.
In day the fsth inst there viii be three Stock Trains
week. Nsnday. Wednesday and Friday from BurIlns.
ton to chicsgo, which have equal rights with passsns
trains going East. Those having stock to ship VI
please o gye notice the day before shipping 80 that
Cars be provided for the-also. to ses tser mock
aver n good season. Stock Train Leaves Eas BuFss
ton st $50 A. u. @ G. HAMMOND,
Jan 17-W8m Gent Supt @ BRk (
i Gazette copy 8mv. DAVID RgMIck. q
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ESyIE Ayrox CASE CoSrixurD. The case Of
the owners oil the steamer Elie Alton w. the
Book Island Bridge Company. was continued by
agreement Morday last In the o. s. Court In
Chicago. until July term. Judge Weed Of
Peoria. appeared for plaintiff, and Judd OF
Chicago aud Knox OF Rock Island tor the de.
f.nrn as
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Edwards's is just such another joke.

& SCARCITY OF FooD-The Council Bluffs Bugle
says that although no region Of the prairie coun-
try produces more or better grass than theirs,
and all that is required is to step from the house
to the commons and cut and secure it; yet much
stock in that region has died Of starvation, and
many droves are taken into Missouri where feed
and grain is cheaper. The editor adds that:
every many had provided little or no fodder for
their horned stock, depending as usual upon
the rush beds, which the unusual depth of snow
has rendered unavailing. This winters expe-
rence will learn us lesson, and q dear one -
The bounteous gifts of nature are not to be des-
E,ispd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

If A GREAy SUaAR CRoP.-It is aid that Col.
John Preeton has realized $500, 600 for the last
crop of his Louisiana sugar plantations, the cane
having been mostly converted into molasses
worth so cents per gallon. whsreupon the New
York Tr;bune pointedly remarks:
.If sugar planters realize such profits, Why
should Congress appropriate $4,000 to send y
sh,p to the West indies TO buy seed-cane for
grstuitous distribution among thems Il Is sim
ply because the country Is ruled By slave-own-
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n lenctb all nv Ms to he'd vas sent.

At length al 0y US 70 bed vas sent,
But boy was missing-in search We vent!
We sought him above and We sought him below,
And We sought him with faces of grief and 70!
We sought in each corner, each kettle, each pot
In the water butt looked, but found him not
And weeks rolled on, and We all we're told Z
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

NJ Office Is hereby given that have this day
~ been appointed Administrative of the estate Of
Creighton O. Orr, deceased All persons having claims
against said estate notified present the same for
payment, duly authenticated according law, and all
persons indebted to said estate to make pay
ment Deb Is. w3ts) LUCINDA ORR -
Adminisratrix Of the estate Of Creighton decd
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Coon ONES FROM HoopES.-Hooper, author of
"smon suggs," and editor Of the Montgomery

Mail, HreS OH the IolIowlHS gOOu OHes:
+ BRlBING CoNGREssMEN-"A JoKE"-We be.
lieve that it was $500 that Congressman Ed
wards of New York, offered Mr.. Paine, Of North
Carolina, for his vote. Edwards says it was call
joke" This reminds us of the story of old
Parasot, the Mississippi in6del Frenchmen, who
once basphemously declared to friend that
our Sovior stole the jackass on which he rode
into Jerusalem. But, year or two afterwards,
the old fellow took the cholera, and had two
stout negroes rubbing stimulating linments upon
his tortured abdomen, when, mindful of his BIAS
phemy, he exclaimed, between the t'rists of the
disease: "Oh, mon Dieu!-mon Deu! ven tell
ole Marlow--zat Sheezas Christ-vas steal Eat
jackass-vat vas ride in Sherusalcm-I acds
;olen
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

"Amelyne,n the substitute for Chloroform, Tor
the prevention Of pain in surgical operations,
promises to come into general practice. It IS
said that under its influence the insensibilty to
pain is perfect, while its anesthetic effects are OF
shorter duration than those Of chloroform.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

sASss1lDnsA9so-ssvssL psblishsn II this
stsss have sabssssd ~ vsry taking propea-
don Of Dr.. cogsssa and VII ~ abs, In -
diiios y ssss, - fsrntah thsir readers With his
'isvsisssss salt !" vhsehi tsso vosa ..rsvoistisn
Id nstlssl pslisiss!r
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the last VIII and
~ Testament Of John Degarno was read In open
Court, the I'd day of March, 1857, and that the 6rst
Monday in April is set for hearing proof Of the
mar+4tw@. - W CONRAD,
e. -- Acting County Judge
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dealer. q
A SMART DARKIE.-A negro was arrested and
placed in Jail in Troy, for being drunk in the
streets. Some wag got upa report that he was
a fugitive slave, and a couple of ardent friends
OF the coiored race were humbugged into pro-
| curing his release, and furnishing him with funds
to reach Canada by the Underground Railroad
The darkie played his part of the deception ad'
mirably. 99t{ 50
THE Ono RIVERA feet Of thirty. five
steamboats, left Louisville, Ky, between last
Saturday and Monday, Tor various points on the
Ohio and Mississippi. s ga
A down east paper says that during thun-
der-storm in that vicinity recently, man and
three telegraph poles were knocked down by a
thunder-bolt and remained insensible nearly
half an hour.
Byron is said to have remarked that 1.-THE
greatest trial to womanis beauty is the un.
graceful act OF eating eggs Some Yankee
| remarks that the poet could never have seen a
lady hanging on by the teeth to a blazing hot
corn cob 4scs4 II t4Egg3ssS-45
Policeman Ito Boy)-sNow, then, off with
that hoop, or I'll precious soon help you! !"
Lady (who imagines the observation Is made
to her)--.What monster!' Lifts up her
crinoline, and hurries of.
A farmer going to get 1shis grist ground" at
a mill, borrowed bag of one of his mel shbors.
The poor man was somehow or other knocked
into the water by the waterwheei, and the
bag went with him. He VAS drowned. and
when the news was brought to his wife, she
exclaimed, "My gracious, ,rhat a fuss Merevl
be nor abeut the bag -
We learn from the Knoxville journal that the
Store of J. n. Walters was Sc, on FIRE one eve
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EBIn the published proceedings Of the House
of Representatives for February 18th, We find
the following notice Of the ssg
RESOLUTIONS OF IOWA.
Mr.. Thorington, By unanimous consent, pre-
aented she following joint resolutions Of the lie
gislature OF Iowa, which were ordered to 9e
printed and referred as indicated below: !.
A joint resolution requesting a grant Of land
TO aid in the construction Of certain railroads
therein named-to the Committee on Public
Lands.
A joint resolution asking an appropriation to
aid in the construction Of custom house, &C.,
at Burlington, Iows--to The Committee on Com.
merce. 4, s. asY.s.5ss g. 4 ..s.,..s !.
4 Joint resolution ir reference to the repeal
Of duty on railroad iron to the Committee Of
Ways and Means. .,.t
A joint resolution requesting the establish
ment of mail routes, &C., in said State-to the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the last VIII and
IN Testament of Joseph Hug read in open Court,
the I'd day Of March, 1851 and that the nrst Monday
in April is set for hearing proof Of the same.
4-4tw. ~ w r CONRAD,
Acting County Judge.
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Interesting from Kansas.
Special Correspondence of the Tribune.

PoLITloAL EPc1TEMENr-Tu Topeka CoNyEN'
TIoN-FREE STATE MAN MURDERED-I.ANI
CoNsp1RAcY-IND1AN TREATY, &C.
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h gill - 49, ~ ~ sySsSais q H. D.
sAaaaas isssgsssl AAdFsas shAs ~ has reps.
Asssa - 1ssssiss r. ~ Ossssl Naailssse
40 80 ~ - y cpssss1 v ny s1ssps III
pSaesetls aeauiltios q ssssstssyi
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The County Court now in session in this place
has issued the bonds Of the County to the War
saw and Rockford Railroad Co., to the amount
of SIS, 900. These with those previously issued
make the amount of $39, 000.-Oquawka Plain
DEALER ~
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M T. BUTLER, INSTRUMENTATION sALE or
" TeI esa o. joan Quinn deceased by order the SURE
De go al suo ion al Merchants Excha &C. Tuesday
TO- al -Four lots OF land the hery side OF For
st street commencing 100 feet If Eighth
are no inpro iemenls the prem.es terms tae
made known On eag ossale, or on application TO
s sf.hhs0 Qusss, Administrators.
Or A. & TAPPEN III Broad gY.
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TRAyEILNIs,s GuIOV.

- 49,
pssss F EsT6s sss s re, rl srs ,s5. %
re is.1s tc!, hs"lIos STS sx ana liz Ax;Is Ns
T,.ss Bss Ridge al X. w and ilx A M IN. ~ W ss'
Leave staten Island for Fort Hamilton VI. Bay RIDE.
~ sna leH an; iH's. TX. ~ and sH p H. and Tor ~"
fsfo bet.rsn any o, he lsndlass g.. esen. 2 uets.
.Js -. e arssunO r.. sI ess .si . CAS-
Srssasood and proosiyn sm BsJ Ridge avenue. s's -
II he Esins wni lesye Ossne.r street, .sio, a. fcovs
En-, r.f,srs r,r ~ y ana rs sis ~ ss SSI
g T .sa rPs II a.
ss T1I :Sa . nj c ;I' -.
tFs 80 S'.ss n III ssiy III , lsS *
Al ARLE.l RAn.EOAD..suMMss MRRAEaExxys-
"a C0alnieucng wedne.aAy yurs ~ H..
ia ofotoa Ssii, trsia OOanscuas viii Inc Of sas~
ssS 4 y kIpress nsn train tq AIssr,, ssnneq,as I.
5s, Ss' vas xsS i Is 5.a fSs va
s5GsM Ansr.a ,,s's scrpi2s :, Al station. ~ s.
ff'S e twenty " siIis stree .tslea'..
MsTssssS.s -sr n . sg2Es. \. sso,A
Ns, rss. train s. s. sSSS,.s !. ~ ...
81 N. Groom falls train, stopping 81 ali s,slion-
'rh "'n'Sy9k. s' Hl ilHFRRHt e. sssS:
MAN ioRx AND kkIk sAI.RoAD-QE ays
r % WIN Tss svs u ' :O sSs TS ss = =
'ova, VIZ
buffalo cypress at g A. NJ, frr Bsffsio
ss ., ii A. NJ Coz Dunhiri and Busslo and la.rmssss
datons
Rocsand passenger ~ so r H., via PisrmcaA yr sassrv
wsy prsssrser, asP.n fw Nsveurs. NiresoEn A.,
xsnirrnnt al r H.. ssr Dunsrs and Bar.a .na nIsss
dicte s'eions-
Night cypress, ats r. n. for Dunkirs
Fight cypress, n, s r. ~, for Buhsio.
,se show trains u rgr daily SUNDAY rs as ass
usrandssra and Niagara Fails Railrosd fr r s,-e.f
Rinshafnto,, With ne syrseuse snd bnn u.s. -, So~s
f~ Hyvecuse ii CbrrinG We Rufsc, Urninx an -"
Railroad Rochesters Graf Pend rih ~, n -
swsra We~er- Rsrcat for Rcrsr'a; Hc rh ~ .is
sih ne Buysc ssd N-y ysA N, nsTs.T ssj pTs w..
y,oaso Tuphtrk WITH TIE Lake mo- kNioSa hee-
Aea- ""~aAS- HoxSx RAkIp ia rrssais&
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NEtySPAPtRs.

TIM NATIONAL POLICE lAgvrTE-THs gRsA-
sLsluh paper being peri.s r.eos, O. e,lns ,soE
issued wecAlr. Annual subscription 81; sI mo1bs -
yddress ~ A. SEYMOUR oflcs d Ne ha1onsi Poasn
0s-rt.s III Roadway Ee~ York
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DUsaFI1 W, wEsTCoTT, AUCTIoHEER villa SELL
IL I'M. day, Saturday. All the eegaul hpusescd furniture
contained IN the dwelling No La West Twenty fret street
sUperO rosewood piano, Ac No posponemea on Account o.
vss.her Sac VII couneace 81 il-s . eicvx prscSeF'
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PRnPnsED pArEs OF SAILING.

For freight pa.sage apply 10
EnWARD X. ODllJHss IS Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHlPiEY h co, Liverpool.
SIFPHFk KENhAHD& co, 81 Austin Friars, London.
IL. u. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
he oW OF these shpp viii not no accountable for god
silver bullion specie Try, precious stones metals,
less bills Of aiding agned therefor aud the value hereof
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1857
yJITPisaHFs-

woe 80 - -
Nv biVERfOOls-THf UNITED BfATES NAIL
n sleAmshig AT,AETfC Oliver Elfridgs, Copmeudsr
WI apa with the United States ala fer Europe pojyey
100 700 O. .a Greet For freight or pssage hs7ing nnsqg2
WAEB X: COLLINS, @ Wall street Passengers are re
aneseH 70 De on board IL O'Clock A. W. All letters aus'
pess through the Post ofce others viii be returned.
Soce-TLe semers o. his Inc have Improved Saier lgh!
onpaItsn nts Yho ERICEScE vii succeed As ATLANTIC.
sAd SAL or tie fA Of July.
ivy ''''s's''.'. su
NJ ION % ~ u.s.
All respects good and the thorough examination
given them their mode Of construction ye, neGed
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SHAW, AUCTI0NxEa, VIII. SELL THIS DAY.
al 10 O'Clock a1.k Broad way the balance OF stock
and fixtures reInanng said store Without reserve.
be vacated this day.
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NEE YORK ANp LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES

The ATLAsTIO, Capt Oliver Eldrdge,
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock,
The ADRIATIC, Capt Jane West
These ships having been BUN by contract expressly for the
gnvmen' service every care hiss been taken their o)n
soon az ALEC IN their engnes insure strength aud speed
and their accommodations passengers unequaed for
elegance and comfort
Price Of asssge New Yok to Liverpool In frat cabin.
siN IN second do $5 Exclusive OF extra ei2ed state
room 1924 From Liverpool to New Yoc 10 and - Euneas
An experienced surgeon attached each ship No ber'hs
be secured until for The ships OF hs line have improved
wateright bukheacs.
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usoR SAVANNAH AND PIDRrpA-UNrlnD sTArE
Is mall lss-Ihe seamv AUGUSTA. Oartsin. n =
woodruff will leave on Saturday ls June, el octcfP ~
non piev No Forth river B " lading srued IN board
yW freight or passerc apply 70 a. MIrOFlL' ~ Brcss
var, Through dcseta from New vogf 70 Jsotscrvie ssh
do PiAAa ga steamer foe fortAa oonnesa - savsnnA
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CU1TON cos DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cico-To call before Wednesday Juy The cele
traed ! fret class shipper ship HEfAbD OF Ihs
fas, river and will positively sail ~ above This nous
clipper has made but two psssages 10 San FrarCscO pr
forming the In l06 and days the later beng the
shortest Of the shippers DESTROYS OF placing her soei
in san Franc'sco the eses, possible day will ind THIS
opportunity ureQuellcd. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13
E-HENRY nREHsK AuCrIoNERR

4 SSI0NEz'S SALE -HENRY DREHRH, AUCrIONEER,
IL viii sell, by order of O. kessler Smith, assignee Of Hugh
Kelly at stre No @ Broome street. the 18Th day If Juns
1881 at 10 o'clock 70 the highest bidder cash the
s'oce Of CRATE and fender mauu ctnrius esab shmen
consisting Of CRATES too ron sheet ron pieces
lenders Stone, upper locks and lower locks lion safe
chairs desk stove ana pipe registers hammers vices
athes, drilling machines ard TOOLS anvil bscxswihs tools
dies ash boxes and oher articles Comprised Ia the manue
lure u crates Ac. kso horse harness blank
cts and Goods open fer examination day until
sale. O. KESSLEk SMITH, assignee OF Hugh Kelly.
DREHER, Auc'ioneer.