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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
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Lavno Ioss. Near Taeanfok. On the Bea Of
Asst i catastrophe occurred, about the heRiu-
ming Of February last. which involved loes OF
Efe unparalleled excers BY memorable earth-
Q0akee or y .aL.e tsPsons. Il appears that
some three Thousand inhabitants Of Taganroe.
relying upon the promise Of fair weather made
By the keh,al atmosphere and the cloudlcas sky,
proceeded to the Sea OF AsOf to indulge in the
sport OF hthing beneath the ice--a fayorite
pAasime Of that region. The atmosphere con
tanaing serene. the party vere lulled into .
feeling Of security, aud vep,used further than
usual upon the ice. 10 the hope OF obtaining .
good haul Saddeply breeze sprung up from
the east. which, growing hoisterOas BY degrees,
whirled the loose anow and fine particles Of icr
from the shore. The large ice-6eld then broke
into numerous pieces, which. with their terri
6ed and helpless human freight, drifted to-
wards the open sea.
No assistance could be rendered the unhappy
beings BY their frantic relatives and friends on
the shore, and within two hours not eign OF
life y a. visible on the surface Of the sea. On
the following day cake OF ice dr;ted on shore
upon which were i've OF the untortunates-three
OF them dead, aud the other Two numo and in
sensible. The tao lat.er-A girl and an old
man--were restored by means Of the usual ap-
phsnces; the girl, however. survived but fe~
hour; the man recovered, but lost the Ise OF
his tongues consequence, probably. 81 III
triyh. caused by the scene he had pass-d
Il rough. He prepared written narrative OF
the OCCURRENCES ot that fearful night on th.
Asof.
u this catastrophe At least three thousand
persons found wAtery grave.-lN. 7. Eveaint
Post.
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AZ opened tL.p ~ NO. ~ opp 4 Parsons block
II next door to VI sDyosIs nee, wber. te is M.
ious 10 s.r Odd riends ahd new customers. All sars
warranted cutting done on short notice 7sfs.
oioSis sohCiseu fsblf .bpdnn
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STEPHEN T. ACRES.

k(OOA hsasAeF- Paper Asuaer a. Rlnmk
- 1.aOA Muh Il lac t0eer.
In CocibAughhs Block, Main street,
BURLLA6 TON, 10 VA
bindhR Of every description done &c order Rant
Socks ruru aLa lanuI.stsrrd in any tt,fr panrs
80 t1pa ~ my pattern. mys-bpy
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J. G. ABERCRONElE,
SURGEON DENTIST

A LII operations Uenti-iry carefully and skill
N fully per med All late and vaiuae!G Improve.
m.nts the proe ,s9.. Practical
over eight years practice in this cry
Ofhce over Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson Street.
uly2 bpt
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WIN. N. GROVER,
ATIOkNEl y1I L.1IY.

81. k4Ot 49, MhasGlRls
t1kACTICEs only III The LsrH Curt D, et1yu, and
4 desotes himself Gu ehy TO COtHMtteaa tues
business from aDroal will receive care ul attention
Omce NO. 80 Cnestnat sIeel liHczl-uply
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- EAl. Estate in Council RIuEfs and
III Ona0 ID hs-Persons DESTROYS OF sect Ying Real
estate in either these fourshng will do well
30 send their ordersto u. q. BLOoMER, H@zR
mar 7-bptf. Land a.snt 7
Counc IL Eialfs, Iowa.
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLLkES IOWA

IN Il T. k T.. d L. d Il M r. IL
- ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
Will proAptiy attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, LOcatin and Selling Land Warrants, Paying.
caA-s, Selling Real Estate, and all othel branches 81
the Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 7-bptt. ia
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,

Foreign and Domestic Mails
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK oFrro1.
western m s Il' "a s,s EKs L. Il and = T.
South and southwestern
E. s.':i man. By railroad 4 4 an: .sS
~ will be nsiesd .hss he Eastern man by steanaboai
nov eles.s at p a. instead Of :, as bere.ofore
OAIrossA. ~ steamer. via Panama Monday,
re o1e;sad Mail for CALIFORNIA leaves 5. ioai,
ss &c sHssssx m sEs
g. L1xs CRY The 81 Josepn nfo,
Lake city, leaves IT Joseph every Saturday. q
eAM Lstsrs should 30 markell "ovsriAnd.
20 PAo.no. by Steamer, via Panama. Monday,
HA-nA... sy sse.rnsi Philadelphia, Thu-sday.
Prom New or:.n. oy ,;.a.ic f.un.se. a.
TIE Let ard 18th Of each moDth Letters should
be psced IN the On8ce st New York aI dAys pre-
v1Ous " the above dsto)
Eunofn.,... BY steamship Europa, Wednesday,
KAsAx4 The day si:. 10. .val OF each alter n
nate Cunsrd packet At thin port being
north, ,he steamer gAraak YIN be despachtd
With Eais for The Rahsms Islands, 70 h- landed
u. NaMan. ". p. The United States postage vii
be ave rens per half letters and
each newspaper to be oofected in all
cases In The Unted Stases, on those sent or
csivea.
TINE OF cLosrsa AT rrs LONDON OFFICE.
Overland MAJ 70 Bombay closes ndon
saS month Va sausamp. on on the b BIZ and
80, l0ih 1871 2sth via Msrseilea 4.h I2tb
20h, 2sth, via Southampton.
cnNA, &c. Va sars.,es tue iva and 18th. Vi. South
AusrrAGfA. Via Barssles and 16sn Via soat
rpton Srez, 18th
xhpkrfrB Via Alden the 4th 9TH mouth
bEt,ii: VIA Son'halrpton Toe 9th o! month
re Nateiles mails are despatched The Of above
cespathed The following evening.
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CLEARED
s'eanshlo Fpropa fBr) Leitrh Liverp0oi-E Cunari.
SSe.%shio Georges Creek Morley savsnnaah Crom
s;sannship Thos Swami Ramsey Baltimore With oease. t
tseanahip Cbesa pesse, Crowen Porani-n B Cronwe,
sAp sspragre Gillespie Ro,israan-Funcs Ms'ncse.
Eng FaTy wesS Rsha psnf Se5s ss,s Won sachs.
chrig Sawyer Reed Por. Grande-Ya,so Porteraeld
'hris Relic Wells, Por. Grande Yates Pc-:erHed Co.
shf Yorktown, Perkins, Oadad soiiyar-aonea, wanac.
1sohr sarsen. Sargent, Mansan,la-Thnnpson HUI
schr Sally Means, richardson Cienfuesos-sanhops A
s sssr taral @ao. rs.a JssA.oa,ie srcs
soAr N Hawkins. Grfen. Charles :on-Xecr.ady Mst
s scs- snsp ae y Hewitt, Phlsdepna-,ss Hand
Steamer Boston, selisw. PhilsdelphiA
ARRIVED.
yaass1gs1s u J, Mesi Son Monfx5 an on osns
Ioosoni exchanged signals with steamship r6ia; All
passed lie: ali sGun
senseIs. TO Ii . Cromwell 4 Co. ""A '''
ns ssD % SfGTs Portland with rane
sp seerland Trss; Lserpoo 50 dsy With ndse
deahs Yer q a. night CAR Anderson seaman Of Norway
's s " fs nm ir,r the fore ssrd and wss l2s.
nase. t2 Vim Nelson 4 Sons. '"-"'
to Mcscd r E.gssnoi heavy westerly Vs..Ssr
ssr No. s sa s s'nos WsSn Busnos dsys
lon PASSED sbio NsvSor boand South probaby The
"heaD Nav1zaiar sher, IRON kdaas.ov, for Pa
PaIs Weather Gage McKie oerraoblco FEB IL with mn
ar 70 Gee Moke % saiss.n company with bark John
Winthrop lir Webster f,r Bonars, 70 load sals
aIk Pm cs'on lof New havot) Seely Demarara Feb D.
y I'D sugsr 10 Muster.
Bark Prs Of The Sra. Urann Marck With su<ar &c
u iHns2a Del Vale Go. Had Iaodcrsts souhsrly wetner
We el sage 9TH lost la q 80 Ion U.s. sDok. bark
sr rum, ltnnesin, hence sor masnzas
Ias fIa 5arss wstpg;on. Bermuda Msrc, g. In ballast
TO ncser tteb.ooroe
hsIh HaIt Fax. skk, New Orleans 20 days. with sgsr
dc TO master
rt ~, Ml'ar of Fa Rzer) Lori View Orleans 70 dnys
% o.ol go,i &C. 20 oSser ~ me-, at b. Ion 10 80
90 ZOE NSN, shipped sea whcsi hled the cabin,
IN a., l", =, blpassa. a. -
s'p Fenoosss.~oi SaasoFf Fdgsriy Arroyo, PR March
soen 1 n-,tses 10 13reit son X 20 Has had heavy
sp,. aus &c aar,h la 80 ion 70. spoke
~, ~ Ian'- u sbi Tor fslad-phia when In TAT ~ 40
@ 80 W. passed Mrge quantity o. cyprus sninges and osk
1877, sr,. .y.-,.-, -, 81,
WIZ sertlcky ,srger neeos Msrcb Win sugar to
$50 sFNer ~ 'hSe Ntd mcozpany WIN brig Moranrr,
NrEiofS ON inst; ~ the lss u P1e npose brig
i-is, ~. m tvsDa i9r Ce1fueeos - days ont.
~, 40 0s yuhn cAnn VIA fohie ah4 sne nan sla NH
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Ous-Bessrs Abram Knight Co., In th1lf circular n
tou.S remark follows in crude whale Ana snerm We
have no sales LDseed has been RI novnyed re-
orss and the market Is 1rDer, with es of 60 600 gal
Ions at 66c. &c and there are largo orders untitled
at 66c.
PRovH1oxs -Pork-Hbe market continued TO exhibit
some irregularities, though it was in the main rather
hrmer The sales embraced ab out lo0 bbls including
mess. al SlS 40 Sl8 3D. old do At SIT 70 SIT S7ts
thin at 81 ~ clear $50 o. and prime AZ $l3 rs
$3 49, Beef stead with sales Of $50 bbls., in.
Gliding country prime al So rs 81 So country
So SO 50 62L repac Sed Western at 50 so Sill 25,
and extra DO at Si2 ~ SiS prime at s7 to
So beef hams wer', held at ga DO a ST 10. Bacon
was N moderate demand az sac. a 1896 Cut meats
were heavy, with sales OF 1875 packages at 6>c 7e
Tor shoulders, an at $50. &C. Tor hams. Lard was
firm, with sale Of about 700 barrels and terces
at 1ac. l2c Butter in good supply and dull, while
cheese ranged from &c 6 llc.
RICE --Owrlg TO ns.vices from the South, with an i'm
proved eypsr emrDI, the market frmer and more
active Tie embraced about 600 terces, at SIC.
a41ac. perlb.
suGADs--Ihe severity Of the storm tended TO check
sales, The transactions embraced about 500 hhds., in
cl0de0 in which 200 q 500 New Orleans at SIC.
7Ae and 100 bids Cuba, in bond, at SIC, with some
freq goods, do. refining goods, at unchanged prices
EALLow.- Saies OF 5000 los. were made at l0Ac.
WnlsKEY was steady vita sales Of $50 hbs ut % &c.
ToBAoco--.There is lair demand for all sorts, and
prices are irn. The gales embraced 81 hbds Kentucky
At 7c J0xc lC5 bales Havana, AZ sc $780, 81 cases
seed leaf 81 l3c 22c and Il 40 Florida, At l2c Zoe
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH &c. 1859

echr J " yckerson, Netersou, Fall vtr
cshr Scrraa Williams with loo pigs MAD safls and rigging
nom wreck Of ship AdoDt, ashore At LonR Branch.
Reeauper Ospray. Kepney. Provo Apca
steamer Osceoia, smith. New onuos.
A,AD
steamship Jma dBr) IN1rpool; bark Mustang Layacca
Wind at sunset W, fYes.n.
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Canadian iour was QUIET a. Ae abovs Giotaticas bu,
nriny ne southern brands we're iess oaoysnt, eepe-
cl ioT ommon brands The saes embraced about 800
Dois csfpg within ehe above range OF mces Ry flour
was IN iai request at che above quotstoEc. Corn
was Drnk held. with limited saiss our igares Wheat
was 10 sesd Demand With some reported for
Albany AMI Troy. The transactions footed up aboa.
is,uoo bos1els, ncIueng whise Michigan at 81 60;
mixed Western a. 81 37h 81 46. mixed Long
.saDd al 81 u, and unsound white SeIthern At
VI 49, Corn was steady, but quiet, with sales
o. about 10 bushels, Acluding Ees,ern 00c,
Woi,e southern at soc. Soc, and yellow do atc9c 92c
Bye was qus. at &c. &c Sses Of 800 bushels State
barley we're made al sc. Oats moaersse request
AZ DC ooc or state, aDd a. Gle &c. for Ctatc and
Canadian The following table from .le circular Of Ed
ward Bill Of today March H. gives the exports of bread
stuse iron theUnied States September las, CON-
pase1 win ine same period a the years oeo~-
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| iHylD Iron AND 1oDINE-rHrs INvAIuAur
sphIaion enc only srieDtnc preparation ever
s we pnon no, only removes all secr.ons ana as
NJ I'M. a rom he system by IT'S alter alive propern bnt
y. ne same Time inpsrts the syssn rascrsr n
i a"s N iact perfect regeneratr IN chroni AZ
sss scrofnlons affections dIs-sses catar,b .s
prn ia sna elections OF joaa glands spns
ekce az other remedies for proof of which o. EYSEns
10 hnncreds OF patients axuectet N ne c
Nonob says DR. Heine's preparations are M ID.
ulon t.thhc principles aud Jndicipusy da
~, ., grrat va'ue IN diseased 80
ne oDsnied nj G.9 Houston
epa ~ me corner Of Broome oil
ysnns VINO nave not YET te,ted IT. reefs
sh WIN suhcrn TO convince them of s great o. eSfur
P."ptrues without charge Consultation the Once nrive
'''V'"Hueu W any par' OF the Union. II Will
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BY A.. d. BicecSer, Son ~ 20.
LAasehTd % years. of Jones' Hotel on corner of
Bros&way and 69th ST. 10. 50x03 and 11s. 81 1855
Filth y T. corner of l04th st. Il lot 25xlO0 5000
DO ad DIN mig above, lots 25xlOO, each. 1000
Do ~ ltheast corner Of 10Th st. lot 25xlO0 1856
I04tb IT, lot N side, 100 H. e. 5th av. 2bx1009 soo
Do lot adjoining above, 25xlO0 g.. ........... $40
l0Cta loL = side 200 IT, f 9th av 25y10o9, S05
DO Il lots adjoining above, 25xlOo g. each ... s95
1854 st. lots ". side, 104 II. W. 4th av each 42o
BY other ausopeers.
1lC s. side l5Sth ST. so fl w. 10th sv, 20xl0O.. $40
DO. adjoining, 20x00 $50
DO. do. DO. ..........................1 $50
LIDO. do. do ..........................1 $50
10. g W. 10th ard l5Sth st. 20x100 500
do s side Troy St., 1873 IT, W. Greenwich 4oxs0. $500
do. adjoining .................... $500
do. do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 27sO
1ouee and lot 81 Goth St. ii IT, by u the block $3.50
no. do 70 do. 90. do do Sl25
No. do. n do do. do. do. S,225
Aouee and lot SD st., Sd av, 20x100 5l75
Do. DO. 800 West 10th st 25x92 ............. 4175
DO do. 1906 West 32d St. 10 # by half the block 8450
DO. do. 30 Lexington av, 20x60. .............. 6325
DO. do. 81 Fast Esd st. 20 IT, by hall the block 900
Do do. on Seth st. 10Th av rs IT, by y block 3375
lot Crosby st. near Spring. S,025
l do. adjoining ...........,...........7 800
do. 10th ST., 1st av 25xO0.. ....... 1915
Property Of Greenwich and 18th st. IA SIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ENRANClS TONES a SONs,
No 6MAIpEr LANE,
NEW YORK
Importers and Wholesale dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY, PL sTkD WARE
JywELRY AND FANCY GOODS
=. BRUSHES AND pIRFuaERY.
Tpe largest and most extensive stock IN the United sA
so,r apsn,. sor key % caps wsddna and cartridees
-e' " Hettcr's celebrated army razors
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IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS
JAMES, BEEBE 4 CO..
So6 Broadway, N y,
In edition To their usual variety ,utx 49,
pubic parks '' s'~' yaioS ana
FOUNTAINS from S25 to $500
VASES
Oyer 30 different ana rzes from ~ q. s,ao
SEf1hEs AND CHAIRS Of all the various os,.arn.
LIONS,
Colossal iife ai,e and In miniature staua,,u 49,
Dhkh-1hree different patterns s "no repohug.
D0iS-Eievep different patterns
Y m..p ~, ~ hn FoAts, EAGLES, LAMPS &C.
JANEs. BEEBE h CO.,
Is6 Broadway N "
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u The Coniin~t.

II he CdnfinesL LDs b,.slsI, ,ouI ~,
From New York 70 March J. 1885 1891 Sia5s 17lIa
From other ports 10 latest dates. 1853 5000 SKIS
ColiKE--Ebe market was hsm. The saee embraced
aoJas ~. ,sgs Java 81 /; 90 90 at 1861 so 40. a
nafa ~ H 40, and 20 do. New Orleans ut 7Lc.; COG
S,fs Hio sainnD2a at lo7c., ana 400 bags a Rio at
'l5Gc NessIs scott son give s.e following report of
s.osks IN er circular % 20 day Sock Of Ro the 9Th
Nsrcn, 1885, IS 1913 bags Gales fos cossup.,on
~ $40 bas3. STOCK Of Rio on .be 18th day Of
M~co, 1859, Including II 600 bags held On rpece,a, on
~ oaFsi NTasooo $3.50 lagaayIa. 1870 Manila,
Z,aoe JamaicS 400 Java, mas, 20 ,9a; yoveruplent
va o'ozS; sL Domingo, S.OO0-tota Gags and mats
viii The disposition 20 await ths receipt a later lorelaa
news, c1ecscJ trssactOns. Ise sales 70 the close OF
Snaiee were conlasd % some 300 4oo hates a. un-
changed priccs. ARR Change eonsidersb Die additional
Gaze were teiorted, e arcuass oi WHICH we could not
Fs1cs TO Liverpool about 900 laes Of cotton were
etuseu az .IoJ, 400" bbis rosD rs Js Sd zoe boxes
nsoon a. los To Loadaa 100 teroe beef az IA Cd rs
10Y tooaccy st rs sd as 3D. 900 obs rosin at p
tDe continent were limited. and rates Jnshangsi
fi",od wee 1rmy he'd, aud the raket more &C
we. sa'es % 300 900 bbs have been made at 81
iaa - ~ Aackerel were sleo r with sales of about
5o a COO bbs, including No. ] NtNacbuso,ts M sIo
LA sIo 70, 9pd No ss 90 at $40 now he'd higher.
Bon and barre herruga we're plenty and dan
HAY -ssts OF 40 bales were made at zoe gOc
Iiopssaes Of 25 bales Of he " sere oass A. IL he
unchanged prlccs. ' ~
Moi1fsgs --sa'es embraced abou, 700 bbls new New
OrcaDh WIN smell lou az 3ec soc., and the remainder
ob,chy ~ ooo ana one loi OF 90 bbs. at 38Isc.
NAVAL STORE we're lees active while Price. wore ornlv
The taies embrace about 1850 bbJs sors
Of turpeDiiDe at b2hc go Rogp ana cyrd. wero
ben s'eA'y d yes'eioay rates. The receipts were
I'm ne Sine Since Stock ON
81. .. 80. week. l,t inst. Jaa /. Humid
er,r',. turpsn,ne' Sss.. S49s 1910 1880
Rosin..... ............. E2lS MG55 liS'sia $4,000
Tar. ...".............. 800 4lbs l2,D6o 1000
Crude Sytyus
7arp 7up Roin. Tar. Tuch
Exports for week, do. 6,327 1850 s,lO2
Since lst inst....... 5,327 36e5 1855 =
Since January ist...S,l2o 1883 e3,Gsi 1904 81
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Ii AMERICAN RAILROAD MAGAZINE

IL AMERICAN RAILROAD MAGAZINE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR MARCH 1850
J. The Railroads of the World
2 Recent Important Railroad Decisions
3 Steep 1ncines on American Railroads
Official Resas of Railroad Traffic in Great Britain 1857
D. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
g. Locomotive Improvement
T. City Railroads
Railroad improvements in Great Britain
g Locomotive Engineers
TO- The Mechanical Inventions OF james Watt
H. Railroad Progress
~ Synopsis of Railroad Reports
IL Railroad Miscellany.
Cincinnati, Boston and London
JOHN HttIYER, Publisher
No. 9Spruce street, New York civ
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CITY CCMnERCsAL REPORT.

7. N.
ASaEs.--Asbes were limited at 5%c.
BsaADsrUEfs liour9giDg TO the sevare fail of rain
IN the fore part Of tho day BUSINESS restricted while
prices were without change Of m,mrls The sales en-
6raoed about 600 5000 1tts, cos.ag within the fol-
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R.DtOsgAsa.

y ~ wtsues 70 MNRRYi ~.
" aud iDielliganc" cssenuh on W,
ew il dc-itabie anti cQlrrslonnenn' x
erity AMI eligibility Aoirosa WIN iof
st onise.
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Port Of New York, March IL, 1859.

ALMANAC sesx-fals p1r
scF sfsks 10 NOON r1c-r Sc
tvS zxrs..-. OF .u.arn ~
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RAIV.ROAns
LiBbIGuT AND TRAVEL.
BALTIMORE NEW YORK
and the
WEST AND SyfJUWEsT

THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAu.poAr
developed connecting Inca offer desr y,d ha f,l,v
route the a,s dIr~st
- e'u,s ~~ freight prompt the
risss a s,.ra mn nI Lowest rates and conveyed Ia
he, sr".s - .n
NM Vn,s Az , "a s.o.... Baggage, with
poAie the Asor House S,xcar s...o. a.
This II the only Inns which trsveiior,t '~'e" Wy
ana The West ongtpn nv e,~e.r v,,v vorr
from baltimore 10 Wsshn Ea,rt
'no ''stern cities provided especially
G pnttSOdolaf md the West
Ws.hi,a,a =" ri, W. os''h nckeH orwlrh added
En,rsiv n.m, Ia .nns., travellers viaN
u"''u W" "sroSo' :, N, ,,n have been
NEW YORK AND EPTa gar s,Agent h. o. route.
~ In fare To all places West On ,OAn a, prnurrrow
OF 30 go go. =, :. ah o., 10
Dnnkhk apd 81 between NJ s,,,ean a'u v.r and
Fails O.. H GHhrEni, sr'Wern W." tors 81
I>kNNkYLvANTA RtIIRo Oh General ficset Agent
i trai route 10 the West I'm an rrr apg.r CEN,
IRE ifbt and fare " -, n'n
ne en,re Wss, cs W " COZ any other route .
= ~ ""' w" ~ Tue 'W freight point IN
ta, % ., ipary onlce' No hstor HOUSES
if BiaIOrI, Passenger agent
-. kCIl h CO, Freight AgenA
maI s-~-----s
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sNspl

A MERCHANT AGF
~ inemeni, pniabili
ady : size. No ini.rvi
has proved mutual sirc
dNs'naiat a. Il. T., r.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
s21 $50 574 AZ, the balances 81 sS5 1852 49,
We read in .o.day's Philadelphia Lsdger:-
The average weekly statement of the bank1 Of ths city
Scr the week ending Saturday last presents he follow
ing results IN the leading tens and the follow changes,
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DkNNkYLvANTA RtILeO
= trai route TO the West. iii
frtifbt and fare M low, nj MI 4
FOR pasee ce tickets or 10 cor
The entire West, call nj the cor
Feb. 20. III
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BRITISH lNstRl.
Do.lest.cs, ba. $50 Sl075O Gonny bags. 1000 et5o
Gqppw'r, kegs T5o 2,062
Per ship William TELL for Havre March 4, 1859 clear
ance detained at clearance desk uc.il present datol
Copper, cks.. so $685. Vine pxgs... SiGi
Colasn, bales. 133 1906
Al
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NEW YORK AND ERIE EArr
~ In fare 10 all places wcsi. On
sun ner rates OF fare will be 80 /
Dnnkirk, and r. between Few NJ
fniia. Y. Il. GkkEsOI
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup /!

~ iiALF boil, 81. Louis Goiden SYRUP
90 - kcss ''
"a. ssslso- Ard a very superior article, for sal
'n.yae UAGrEK wILsFoRD Il co
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Wautf0.
Cross Vics Wanten.


TAN prspafssts . les TIA kssfsof es<sEaxsizA
4 aeeaaz lnlatassaesl sEpressa nza asr ana
saast aesice IA ths czts er caaat<y.
rEtees ~ loo - oaa hs fsas - ths STATE. Refer
toarce.sssts s.a pr.n<aF>I ezll1srs q SszAyslle.
Us.stS-a s.w. wIL3E
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Tresn seeds.

C,LoyER, riInothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
L, JrcuIrd Ir4ss seed just received, aud Tor sIie
,,,s Ibr CASA. RAiNS 8ItoSN & Co.
At
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Dr. ~. AZ. BOnd's f'rench Pre-
yentatiyes.

DNHIS article enables those nose aealth0r eire an
do not perinit increase ul IA. .aIiy 90
regulate limit the Of tn sr oHspaag ~ith-
inJurng constitution. 10 Is tho ony asld
prss.It stlss against PreySlGaey GlI Disease.
Tue 4h I'VE aflire be By mail aay part oi
he United states or cInada two for - % per
dozen. .-rr.r--4
DR. e. W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS--rhesa Pills the olIy married
single ladies' rely upol win s.lcty aad certainty
for ininel llte re.uovAIof obsiracsoas, lrregd.
Price 81 por BOX. Eacd box coaiaiIs : PAls, ssat
mali.
The ts'ctor can be co isuted on all diseases OF
riyate aatare. -ScieuuAc trealmsnt, quick cure
aad IN oderate charge guaranteed.
GEJEIiE Il. BOND, ID. olnce, cornsr Of Grand
and Orchard slsesls the Saoe Store Eatranes,
No. 10 JrchArd street, New York EstAblisned IA
1889 oct24ai5m
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I will ray Las LIgaest market price Tor Corna ah
l. " ucaIl eli y sred tIue C.Jy MIts.
.. ~. .aO..llSGSWORrH,
octi2-tt NJ. Aarket street.
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

81 PARDEssUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANcAis, HASTINGS, SILK AND COTTON
LAcEIs, ,GALLooNs, RIBBONS, BOOT AND q a,Trr
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING. SHOE THREAD Brr.
loNs, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND COZ oRED ru
LET SLIPPER uPPERs, &c, &c, Sc. aTi7S
No. lSe WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
junel3-6m =
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A Lsu, Ja AID, pssssrvSs, Pine Apples, Pickles
n rBIlIJ j1tlIp Stlsss, ~ stsfa, Sarli Aea, sal
alJLs ,.1JSt5rs, Ns., FcaIs, oranges, L5snOas
k.isns, ftss, SdrrL4Ss, csroa, Sc., Cassss, Dfsed
bssI Jsei t1 que, Specs tsss, kc., - DC soid
gue4p 5itLeE saJlss-Ie or retail.
CdAS. ROBERTSON,
ostz; No. - AafksI street
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arw-gork.

rom yIscHER, OWEN 4 90. General Advsrtisn
House ,Appiston Building ,s4s Broadxay,T
New-York.
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

IN N,toreandl ursaIsAIew barrels ole xcellen tlrsl
lrotAlu,s AIZELL, HOOPER * CO.
Aprg-u