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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

/. A kENNIsoIScs.-When il ", h.,;..
. portion Of the Southern Sat-. Icy. O.'svd b
precipitating the dread issues Ofd,0. sN 0es' Z
regard As we'll Of the wishes and in,a., Ia s
Border Slave States as Of their on y. Of .
81 obligations, the present Goyeno, asr
held the following emphatielaeus.s" - 1s'saetr
and entreaty: ss" waning
Z "To South Carolina and sueh a.. =
who may wish to secede from The U,;s. ' sus. l
say: The geography of this coup,,, Mn ~, w.
NIT Of division; the mouth and ,on,s.. Ivy y \
I Mississippi river cannot be sepa,,ssS ~, q
the horrors Of civil war. We canpo. su,, -
in this movement merely on the ,ecou,s = !.
election Of Lincoln. Do not preeini,,s.S !. : !
premature action into revolution Or ~, y
the consequence of which will be mat s;., !;
TO all Of US" 4a, 7lTT va
With euch clear foresight as to Il. 49,.
authorship, and responsibility Of the ,,.E
war, 9th all its attendant horror Go,...
Aagofhn surely will be amsng the l.,t "a ,, s.r
any partnership in the guilt which i. NJ
quently deplored before as yet 1t had bes I:
accomplished.-[National InteIligeneer.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

az The Page Go. Herald describes the wild
fruit of that region as most abundant, especially
pluns. The woods for several days have been
full of picking parties, bnt hundreds Of bushels
will rot on the trees and be consumed by the
hogs. Some Of these wild specimens measured
FIVE inches in circumference.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

a UoAuoo1o0 e oolaraon.
Now that there q very gensral pairing down
Of incomes and lafp slEetsSl os1Dsges, pm
isssional, bssit end lborins - being COM
PEELED 70 live q half q ,xo.shiids . thsif for
msr s<phgs SFing = che general 1eisessiosa
would Il not Sc ven b reduces TIT EsalariesA u
State and County oGleers, and oil others in an
thority where such . reduction can be NADER
With produce at vary nv figure, and money
hard % GET tax paying VIII Be hard business,
and there should everywhere b rigid economy
and public expenditures reduced 70 the lowest
possible amount The fees Of Jurors are en-
urely too high witness fees are TOO high. Both
should b cut dovn 70 one dollar per day. The
salaries Of County officers, Judges Of the Circuit
and Supreme Courts, and State ofaeers, should
be cut down. The knife should be applied free
". The expenses Of the General Assembly
might be reduced, the per diem of the members,
the pay Of officers and messengers, the printing
bills, the expenses Of the Asylumns and Peni-
tentiaries, &C., 10. s,s ss;,
These are times for sacrifices Our noble
volunteers are making sacrifices Leaving their
homes-their families (often unprovided for)
to encounter hardships, privations, sickness,
wounds, death ITSELF for thirteen dollars mo',M.
These are times for al loyal people to make sac.
rifces We should share the burdens of this
var and do all that in Us lies for it's success.
All that We have-the present ard the future :
our lives and liberties and those Of our children
| ARE at stake. anal . 50
The present is the proper time to canvass this
matter. County Conventions are about nomi.
mating candidates for the Legislature Let them
pass resolutions upon this subject and pledge
the candidates to production Of salaries.
! Whether our friends throw down the bars and
invite the cooperation Of all loyal people in the
election of County officers and members Of the
Legislature, as we hope they will, or make
straight Republican nominations, let them see
to it that true reliable patriotic men of.undoubt-
ed integrity are nominated and pledged to a
rigid economy and accountability in public ex-
! penditures, and thorough cutting down Of sal
aries. All the money Iowa can raise is needed
for the war. h4a,aE j
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

Mr.. Charles Smith, who refuses to sup
port the Aahcaey ticket, has retired from the
Keokuk Journal, to make room for some person
or persons with stomach strong enough to swat.
low this dose of treason.
The Gate City has made its appearance in new
type, aud looks well. e4 ta .sa-
The Muscatine Journal is also out in new
drass ~ e.. Ifi
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14


I Pfnse ~ MI. HARM, y
The ooyssnnsst have inn eh...
Kate Heanlee - a Receiving air - y IL
Nsvzf BHk ~, sAilei 3 s'os sls3
Pc Of c0noensfAssne aIargs iSrs. 3 m
whe sh,1. oct ~ seapssy. sith q. ~ - -
on w Western waters At ~ d q
there are bus fsw salt water ssilo,. s r
sippis, and no o@cers who a,e ts".SSa " m
uss Of guns - practiced In H. ns.nsf vi6 =
will be necessary 70 do aous A.. Al :,
well - BY land, The 0ovesnm.ns y = sa,s,
give General Fremont The bensS, y dssdas.
good naval gunnefs, men vho ~. y brnI'
nys sgua'bost with almost = csrt.;. 80 = q
cspsare. A. We said before the Go.sy " Z
chartered The bark Kate St.mI.ss 0's'nnautI
and drill -ship for the bsis.ds, 3, isssi,ss'
pierced for two brosd-side runs ~
nm thirty.two FOUNDERS have ~ e,,'
board for the purpose OF drillins 4. aosnia .
In addition to the greet gun . Is,s;.s nsn =
wy. pc Thoroughly drilled in the m.ss., ~
arms ,ssne sabre With the igfaatry t.ss;. Hss
BY the United States Narines ~ =
nor materially differ from the re.ri Tug a.ss =
er,of the navy, with the exceot;cs !. nts u
guishiDg marks on the collar. ~ p Me&
which point out their rate. Tbus .s asf
have three stripes, ordinary se.ms, .os ~
landcmen hsve one stripe; While hos. 'se n
The nat u . black tsrpsulin, with ss. ssM
gilt letters painted on the ribbon. ~ =,
Toned brass boarding helmet will \. ~ %
The Kate stamler lies OF the Nav,
will be prepared to take rec,u;,. iaS u
Monday morning. The rsceivins =. ~; Ns y
under the charge Of Lieutentsp, w up q i
now 10 charge Of the revenue cu,t., ".l!A
with with tn the aid Of other officer. to b.
u ,as on so .nS q soon on, a
on board of the gunboats now be;ns sMmh !
Seamen, ordinary seamen, laud.S.ua sc s.i-
are wanted for the brigade; /. !, borsd !, 20 ~
hundred men required viii soou I. .1 soe ma
the gunboats at the West viii .oo. ssa'ppd I
snnaa IN racoiva tho,n -S~u W N ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14


Blast from DANIEL r. miller.
The following letter was received yesterday.
We omit the first paragraph, because the account
1t gives of the Union nominations in Lee coun.
ty. were printed in our paper yesterday:
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1851.
The Union party platform of this county con.
sists Of the extract from Douglas speech which
graces the head of the first column Of the
Hawk-Eye. More than one hundred times with.
in the last two months have heard citizens
inquire on what principle it is you keep that ex-
tract at the head of your columns, and yet ap.
parentiy lend your influence to partisan ticket
for State officers. Az your friend, and sub.
scriber TO the Hawk.Rye for 20 years, really
wish you would give the public "a explanation
on this point
Yours, 23 DANIEL F. NuLsR.
Our Counterblass.
Friend Miller, can't you fall . few in the num-
Der Of anxious friends who we're 90 much con.
eerned in regard to the consistency Of the Hawk.
Eye and sought an explanation Of you as its
next friend? Are you quite certain that these
''more than hundred" inquiries were made of
you during all of the last two monthss The
extract in question from Douglas specify was
put at the head Of the Havk-Eye August Gath.
We kept the extract as.she bead of our paper
because We approved Of it Andare now perfectly
willing to cooperate with all loyal citizens upon
the simple platform, TIE Wa, its active prose.
cution until rebellion is put down. This we have
stated often enough for everybody to under.
stand. st@
But We are lending our influence to q partizan
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

1AVOshABe
ne Republicans q Union Township vii meos ct the
Onion School House, Friday Sept 9osh, ate scssct p M
for The purpose ofchoosng delegates to te County Con-
vsnsion 70 be held q Burlington, Sept. 9lsh. =.
ssps1e-dlwlsw By order Of fp. Com
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

~ The sister of the late Col. Cameron having
written to Beauregard for some positive infor-
nation as to the fate of her brothers corpse,
learned from him that with the other dead he had
been Inferred about 200 yards from the house Of
Mrs Dogan, and that miniature of the Colonel
and his wife, now in the hands Of q private,
would be restored as soon as the termination Of
hnafilif;aa narmifted
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

OVERLAND NAM.-The first overland Mali By
this route came in on the train from the West
yesterday, having left San Francisco August
18th. 1t was significant evidence of the trou-
ble SOuth IL ~ 'SiU
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14
HON. =. r. WILSON,
WHoEvrR is not prepared 10 .acrytee party or

JNo. VAN yALKENBURG,
Chairman Gong. Cent. Committee.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

Thomas L. Clingman, late United States
Senator from North Carolina, has been appoint
ed Colonel Of the 25th Regiment Of that State.
This regiment is made up Of persons Of the
male persuasion.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

TThe Champion belt made in England for
Keenan,, and which he declined because not
paid for, was lately sold with other unredeemed
pledges in London for fifty one guineas, to Ben
Caunt, noted ex-champon. I - S 81
D-It turns out, as We apprehended it would,
that the article printed in the Hawk Eye yes
terday, from the Davenport Gazette, is entirely
false in every material point. See letter Of
Judge Mason in another column.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

p. S.-Gould has been arrested and taken
the oath of allegiance, before Justice Marble
Of course be 10 all right nowl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

!, Pic Nc AND DAxcE-The citizens OF Dayen-
port give Pic Mic to the soldiers in Camp Nc
Clellan Friday last. Two thousand soldiers
wore very abundantly fed and handsomely en-
tertained After the feeding there was dance,
in which the feminines we're all monopolised BY
the gentlemen with shoulder straps. Our in
formant, who occupies two pages in telling Us
the above. says the soldiers have good quarters
and abundant ratioDs. assTa '9t ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

GREAT SALE .,
DRY GOODS
At RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE on oOsT.
sTRANG, ADRIANcE A Co,
WILL OFFER AT RETAIL ON MONDAY, FEB. II,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCKS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10peces Merrmac and English Caicoes cts per yard
800 pieces American Delanes best quality at l2 cts per
yard
pieces a. Blea,hed sbirting TO II per yard
1910 pieces Fine Irish Linen, from ~ cents per yard up
wards.
100 dozen Damask Napkins, 81 per dozen upwards
1900 fine Damask Table Cloths, from 81 each upwards
$500 Plain Plaid and Figured Cambria, Jaconet,
Nainsook Swiss, Musns and Briant from ~ cents per
yard upwards
dozen best quality Paris Kid Gloves at IS cents
pair -
10000 dozen Cotton Merino Lambs Wool and SILK Hose,
from 81 dozen upwards.
Black and Colored Silks in great variety from ~ cents
silk and Velvet Robes at less than half price
Mourning Goods, Laces, Embroideries
Hemmed and Plain Border Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Reduced In proportion
Real India Cancels Hair Shawls
At u great sacrifice on cost.
Brocke Cashmere Stella Plaid and other shawis at great
10000 yards best quality Printed French organdies at 20
cents per yard usual price 40 cents.
$500 yards Rich Chinz French Organizes at Is cents per
yard, usual price 80 cents.
80U best quality Chinz French Organdes ct 3s
cents per yard, usual price 65 cents.
gre variety of other Dress Goods &C. &C., proportions
bly, cheap
sTRANa, ADRIANCE 4 CO.,
Y5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

A CARD.-THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED
IA that the premises known Ocean Mills, 2OS Fulton
street destroyed by FIRE the 9Th inst ony branch
GERM stock and machinery owned by valued $500
fully covered by friends and
wrong impression from the daily papers
assued that establishments in Washington street Ia
prevented from the transaction OF usual business
In The old place. WRIGHT, GIALIES BROTHER,
233 2a5 and 237 Washington street
krA SPECIAL MEETING or THE MEDICAL soARC,
~ held at Bellevue Hospital this day, 81 o'clock II. NJ,
the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas, In the all wise dspensation OF Divine Provi
deDce the hand Of death ha removed from midst
late venerable President OF our Board therefore,
Resolved That the Medical Board OF bellevue Hospital
have heard with deep of demise OF ou Late Pre-
sident counsellor and colleague.
Resolved That In the death Of DR. John Francis this
claimed for him the highest OF his colleagues and
that the inmates OF the Hospital haze lost friend whs was
always ready subservc their interests and welfare ana
minister 10 Their wants and necessities
Resolved That while deploe his loss we are not nn-
mindful OF tne fact that he died In the full measure OF years
after long life devoted with honest zeal TO the welfare or
the profession and humanity
Resolved That truly and sincerely sympathize with the
family and friends OF late amened colleague and In
testimony direct that this Board copy of the pre-.
amble and resolutions to the family of the deceased
COMMITTEES report resolutions respecting the death OF Dr.
Trapcis-isaac Il Taylor, NJ d., Alexander b. Mott H. d.,
meeting the Medical Board held this day. Belle
Hospital was resolved that the Medical Board attend
the funeral body from the Office Of the onioner of
Public Charities and Corrections, No. Bond street. at TX
ISAAC WOOD, Acting President
j w GREEN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
DRY GOODS. sc.

DRY GOODS. sc.
IL WILLIAMS a co.
II. Late Peter Roberts
NJ. 40 Rroa iway.
Have determined 10 offer for
TAIRfY DAYS
The whole OF their valuable stock of
RICH LACEs AND EMBEoIDEkIEs,
Al u very material
Reduction In prices
To make room for spring goods.
~ Large additions viii be- made 20 the y inches wide
striped, Broshe Lance aud Faconne silks Extra Paris qua
ny,
ONLY 81 rs PER YARD,
Formerly sold for 3D. -
FAMILY DRESS GOODS.
To this department Of our business
We call the particular
Attention of
HOTEL AND HoUsEKEEPERs
Az our spring stock contains
Every article necessary for
HOTEL AND FAMILY USE
All Of which
Offering at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 co,
Canal, corner OF Mercer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, THAr-1
IN rant, issued this date, on the APPLICATION
4 o., by the Hon John X. Hrsdy, one OF the Jpi
Court az Common Pleas, directed 10 the Sheriff
county commanding him 10 attach the ncw Cos
ship fruxllo Of this port and that all persons who
have any demands against the said vessel under then
of title eight, of chapter eight, OF part three of fs
atutes required TO deliver account of their
claims the said Judge, at the said court, withls.
months from the FIRST publication of this notice or that
remeds against the said vessel will he foreted; and that
vessel will be sold for the payment Of the claims aga
her. unless Interested therein appear and aus
charge the sad warrant according TO law within the
three months.
W. Jay, HASKErT, Attorney 10 Centres ireet.
Dated, FEw YoRN, Feb. Z, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS At PANIC PRICEs-ivmUo HAVANA, DO
~ nestle and German Scgara. Cash be invested
With perfect assurance Of splendid by specuaor
NJ lm now offering greater Inducements than 20 cash
purchasers. ORLANDO CHEEKS, " Broadwy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

r asst WEEK OF THE GREAT SALE.--THE UND1R-
signed DESTROYS of clearing all of his immense stock
Of Dry Goods damaged By the late IRE TO laying
entire stock this week. let the sacrifice be what may Ladies'
win please and take the goods away,
I. s. BROOKS. 81 Catherine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

CONGRATULATIONS. -NUMI5MArISTS N
~ ing to increase their collection will please to rene
that U RTIs will commence Monday, 18th inst,
his entire valuable stock of Coins and Medals at
EACH regardless Of their value. See circulars, 81 Bic
street, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

A r KINZEy,s

faRer rsLuRss na q . sisle AND !ogpnns
sSaRI d ssHns ntS sssSAM
' %aI MSfya t Ftowh posah ssLoSss
skIars AND FANCY GOODS, uo.. .,
Fine Fine rSn ssrs Ss n.ss l
Fine Fine World Soass lsc i nansts Vol Boot. &C.
Fine worked sets, SOC pssyy, Vt, n nose' ~
4sSS SSss FFIS%sSHsE iii s.sss
SIX SIX W EtiSadsb l Has.IsssS S piece
FANCY SILK i ausf &c so Is piece
si Braid. e Piece Piece. s srs sIss s g
BStSrs &c gross; Tooth srashes o., Round Combs, &C.
bundle Large quantities Of other Fancy Goods closing
FINE wis, ,wISI SET rSi e. and 3, ise
E EEsEP d s,ts hI3Sss is5 e.
' E EsEsS# 5 wsss, G G SPRAY: SPRAY:
ann. SsESS OVERS g spray.
WIDE rAR sKEAr PAs' Rt tE;; OFT ,oc.
Linen es Sandsr eS Ire aaS & Dozen
Fine bordered Handkerchiefs, &c and -.
Ladies' hneiawn Handkerchief, be. and g.
s MIpE r fosna so s.9tss q At II g.
EINE PLAT BosoMs re and l2,sc.
MooLirS Gooos Less THAN COST.
Lots OF Needewnfk Lace GOODS in baskets; cheap Blu
The en ire stock contained in closing
sstng nearly everything ever kept in the Lace Emorode
= WIZ kinney, a2l and 22s Eighth avenue,
between Twenty first anu Twenty second streets.
Ate. j. CUsHMAN's. 46s SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER
n OF Twrnty eighth street ladies' can purchase
KID GLOVES the best quality in size and color
UNDER lSS f FOX q Iab in every STYLE
in the best manner at low prices.
PARIS FLOWERS, kuches, Ribbons, laces, &C., In fine
sHIRTs~GENTs FINE SHIRTS, our own make, 81 Is
FRANCE, MANUFACTURER or SKIRTS FLY
IA Nets and skirt Tape, has removed TO J Broadway.
Orders attended ut the shortest notice Old Skirts made
steel braided at the factory 240 West Thirty sixth
street. Atteni led TO by ladies.
A 7. STEWART CO. WILL OFFER ON MONDAY,
"A. Feb IL
Black beaver cloth Cloaks .......,. " S worth S,S
................s.. y " WORM
10 W. worth ~
Black muscoye silk Cloaks ........ 30 co. worth 55
Berlin C0aks Is worth %
Hal dsome black velvet Cloaks at equally low prices
Black embroidered velvet Points $2 TO $40 each worth SIS
10 $50
DARGAlNSl BARGAINsu BARGAINSlli
SILKS PLAIN AND FANCY,
BLANKETS, &c., "a
We always sell our Goods CHEAPER than the lowest
BROADWAY PANIC PRICEs!
Ladies should call for bargains at the
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
W. R. ROBERTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-IN CONSEQUENCE OF
~ the constantly increasing Of the different brands
Of Messrs MOEI CHANDON's Champagne Wines, espe-
cialy OF their WIN IMPERIAL GREEN SEAL consider
duty caution the public against such imposition and
advise purchasers and to buy the Moet Chan
Wines only from reliable and respectable houses
ADOLPHUS OECHS,
Mcssrs Meet Chandons General Agent
for the United States and the Canadas
NV YoR Feb z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

NHESS PLAYERS, ATTENTION.-ALL CHESS PLAY
~ invited to call at the old stand i2i i23 and l25
Fulton street. of Nassau, basement which newly
fitted up and VIII be again for business Monday the
18th inst. HOFFMAN,. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

CORPORATION kOTTCE-A PETITION HAS BEEN
~ presented 60 tho BOARD OF Aldermen 10 pave Fourth
street between Bank and Hammond areets WIN Trap oocS
pavement the property 10 one hall OF the en
pence sad the remaining half Ia be paid by the city farea
volecung " the requested seud their ouJons
directed 70 the Chairman a. the Committee Streets Board
% Aldermen, No. City Bal
FL, A. pooLE, Committee
T. g. NAa, Clerk Jous u pHADY I Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

r0RPoRATIoN NoTtCE-A RRsotu rToV HAS BEEN
~ presented 70 the Board Of Aldermen sewer uith
the necessary receiving basins hut
Tenth avenue from Forty seventh ninth street a
for q with the receiving hasrs and riarIs
I'm Forty ninth street. commencing M feet az Tenth
avenue TO connect With the sewer At Eleventh avenue
Parties interested In the above and having in
the same requested send their directed IL
'he Chairman Of the Committee sewers Board OF Alder
rncn, No. City Hal - -
w. j. A. BOOLE
ia. Nss. Clerk. John H. BRADY. ! sewers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

yyvHIrNEy HoN'sF-NEw AND ELEGANT MARBLE
w building, roadway, corner ~ Twelfth street Com
Quoted the PurorNsn plan New furniture Throughout.
sui.a aud sirglc hoonls a. noderate prices
". N. BENNETT Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

IN IMPORTANT wORk-A GUIDE FOR rHE MAR
n ried, or tioe contemplating 1.-THE afflicted debated
diseased, should not marry, adopt any treatment TIL
they have informed themselves Of the truth only found IN Dr.
LAkuoNT'S Paris London and New York Medical Adviser
and Marriage Guide. Mailed Tor 81 BY H. u. LAWRENCE,
vesey street Astor House The Doctor all such
affections long sandiug, expedousy and private
lx na fnrvn nr sraai hrnadNlnN. slaira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

DRADY's SEVENTH REGIMENT GYMNAsIUM-A
ID Gymnasc Exhibition and Concert will take place at
the above named the evenings of Thursday and
Saturday Feb IA and L. Full band Seventh regiment
Seats co. and number Of tickets limited Tickets
ready the Gymnasium, 20 St Marks place. Eighth
AHNER L.. BRADY PrOpretor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
REWARDS.

GE REwARp.-Loer, ON FRIDAY rHE sIH INST ,
Id In going Broadway ana Twenty thrd street 70
broadway Twelfth stree IN Madison aveaGe pmrbus,
n Iadv'e Collar The above reward VIII BE- paid,
turnna the came 10 70 West Twents fifth street.
a. : RFwARD-LOST A GOLD CHAIN BRACELET.
s,D between Bprnums Musessn and eusion street lhe
abeve w be paid by leaving at III Crosby eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY NOTICE.
IN The members requested TO meet at the No
Chambers street this Sunday afternoon at o'clock to
attend the funeral OF late friend and associate member
DIR John W. Francis.
ARCHIBALD MILLER President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-28

DIR. KEYsER's pEcToRAL SYRUP IN HLArRs-
VILLE.-Plsase send me another supply Of your vslu-
Sss oas ana sSs pcurns sor .ps 2,
Syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last wee and are
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter N.Y. p. Mahsf both
Of Blarsyie, Pa, tell u they would not bs without
- 80. J,s.wATTERsoN SONS I.